Look under the hood. There are ‘echoes of 2006’ in the Irish economy – The Irish Times
A bit like a footballer who celebrates getting on the World Cup scoresheet after blasting the ball past…
Wholesale energy prices are falling, so when will Irish consumers cash in? – The Irish Times
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Energy price shock to squeeze Irish wage growth this year, says Central Bank – The Irish Times
Surging energy prices from the US-Israeli war with Iran will lead to a spike in costs for Irish…
Ultra-rich Americans are turning to a $40 billion industry to help them flee the US. Here’s where they’re going instead
After five odd years of acute cost of living struggles, increasing political polarization and socio-economic uncertainty, it seems…
Consumers spend less in clothes shops – but second-hand spending up 197% – The Irish Times
Discretionary spending rose in May despite the impact of fuel and energy cost increases on Irish consumers, according…
Irish Rail staff ‘appeared openly shocked by conditions’ aboard overheating train – The Irish Times
Remember the record-breaking heatwave we had at the end of May? Well, for one reader, it made for…
Financial pressures drive exaggerated retirement expectations
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The Iran deal removes a big economic risk for Ireland, if it holds – The Irish Times
There is an obvious “if” underlying any analysis of the economic impact of the agreement between the US…
Revolut sent Elaine’s money to the wrong person, who didn’t return it – The Irish Times
Did you know that Revolut might actively help you to send money to a random person who you’ve…
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Higher-income Irish households benefit twice as much from fuel supports, ESRI finds – The Irish Times
Government measures to help households cope with the surge in energy prices benefit those on higher incomes almost…
Energy prices rose by 3% of incomes for some of the poorest households in the country
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