My daughter has Ireland’s most popular name, but I decided on it 30 years ago – The Irish Times
In case you missed it, Lily is the number one baby name in Ireland. The name topped the…
Average age of homebuyers in Ireland in 2024 was 40. There is one reason for this – The Irish Times
Ireland has finally caught on to the concept of density, specifically the need to build higher-density housing. Conversely…
A new CSO report debunks the vacant property narrative – The Irish Times
Of all the rabbit holes we’ve gone down on housing, the vacant property narrative might qualify as the…
S&P upgrades Ireland to within one notch of triple-A for first time since 2009 – The Irish Times
S&P Global, one of the world’s largest credit ratings agencies, has upgraded its view of Ireland’s creditworthiness to…
Irish exports to US fall 72% as trade turmoil linked to tariffs continues – The Irish Times
Irish goods exports to the US dropped by 72 per cent in January as trade turmoil linked to…
‘Momentum building’ in housing market as cost of average Dublin home nears €600,000 – The Irish Times
Irish house prices rose at an annualised rate of 7 per cent in January while the average price…
Irish households saving €1 in €8 as Harris promises new easy-access investment option – The Irish Times
Households countrywide saved 12.4 per cent, or €1 in €8, of their disposable income in the final three…
New Year’s Eve most popular date for weddings in Ireland, CSO finds – The Irish Times
Nearly 200 couples annually choose to wed while ringing in the new year as December 31st proves the…
Domestic economy exhibits strong growth despite tariff noise – The Irish Times
Multinationals dominate Irish exports and profoundly distort GDP, the standard yardstick for growth used internationally. The performance of…
Number of women in employment in Ireland up 82% since 2000 – The Irish Times
The number of women employed in Ireland has jumped by 82 per cent since 2000, according to new…
Domestic economy grew by almost 5% last year, but Harris says Gulf crisis could raise prices – The Irish Times
The domestic economy grew by almost 5 per cent last year, buoyed by personal spending growth on goods…
Number of people at work in the State hits highest ever level, CSO finds – The Irish Times
The number of people at work has reached the highest level in the history of the State, new…