We are throwing away about a month’s worth of grocery shopping every year – The Irish Times
Food shopping has become really expensive. It’s eating up an increasing amount of our disposable income. Safe Food…
Irish inflation jumps to highest level in 18 months as food prices surge – The Irish Times
Inflation in the Irish economy jumped to its highest level in 18 months in September, amid another surge…
Consumer prices rise by highest annual rate since March 2024, with pound of butter up 68 cents – The Journal
Consumer prices rise by highest annual rate since March 2024, with pound of butter up 68 cents The JournalAnnual…
Almost three-quarters of State’s top earners are men, report shows – The Irish Times
Nearly three quarters of the State’s top earners are men, new figures from the Central Statistics Office’s (CSO)…
Unemployment rate remains unchanged at 4.7% – The Irish Times
The State’s jobless rate remained unchanged at 4.7 per cent in September. The headline rate was up from…
Slump in number of tourists visiting Ireland eases in August but headwinds persist – The Irish Times
August was the first month in 2025 in which more people visited Ireland than in the same month…
Want a home in Ireland? You need to wait until you’re 40 and earn over €84,000 a year
The median age to buy a home in Ireland now stands at 40 and the average median income…
Wholesale electricity prices down 75% from 2022 peak – The Irish Times
Wholesale electricity prices have dropped by more than 75 per cent since their peak in 2022, according to…
Irish house price inflation at 7.5% in July as median cost surpasses €374,000 – The Irish Times
House prices in the Republic rose at an average annual rate of 7.5 per cent in July, down…
Irish exports dip 5% in July amid drop in US trade – The Irish Times
Irish goods exports fell by 5 per cent in July amid a slump in transatlantic trade ushered in…
Households saved 12.5% of disposable income in second quarter – The Irish Times
Households in Ireland saved 12.5 per cent, or €1 in €8, of their disposable income in April, May…
Soaring insurance, food and rent costs drive inflation to 2% – The Irish Times
Headline inflation in the Irish economy rose to 2 per cent in August, up from 1.7 per cent…