Like Ryanair, Ireland’s economy seems to grow faster in a global recession – The Irish Times
Ryanair tends to grow faster in a recession, according to its boss Michael O’Leary. He might well be…
Despite global headwinds, the Irish economy is projected to grow by almost 11% – The Irish Times
Bank of Ireland has upgraded its forecast for Irish economic growth this year to almost 11 per cent,…
Ireland forecast to be fastest growing economy in 2025 – The Irish Times
Ireland has a habit of producing eye-popping gross domestic product (GDP) numbers. In its latest world economic outlook,…
Department of Finance’s ‘White Paper’ ahead of Budget confirms €10.3bn surplus – The Journal
Department of Finance’s ‘White Paper’ ahead of Budget confirms €10.3bn surplus The JournalWatchdog warns of underlying deficit in public…
Tax treatment of meals for staff should be updated, says Law Society – The Irish Times
The Government should legislate to clarify the position on the provision of food and drink by employers to…
Who has won, who has lost and how have households fared? – The Irish Times
Over the past 10 years, Irish families have typically been a little bit better off after budget day…
Proposed rent tax credit reforms face opposition in budget talks – The Irish Times
A plan to make changes to the rent tax credit for tenants in new-build apartments could face stiff…
Ministers seek way to exclude fast-food franchises – The Irish Times
The Government is said to be exploring ways of excluding multinational fast-food chains from a reduced rate of…
our changing demographics – The Irish Times
Every minute in Japan, three people die and 1.3 people are born. That means the population declines by…
Ireland’s demographic time bomb – The Irish Times
Ireland is sitting on a demographic time bomb, set to detonate in about four decades, according to the…
Almost 100 bodies in Ireland responsible for regulation and licensing, new competitiveness plan discloses – The Irish Times
There are approximately 95 national bodies with responsibility for regulation, licensing, data collection or standards, the Government’s new…
Irish public debt at ‘high level’ of €40,500 per head – The Irish Times
The State owes about €40,500 per person in Ireland, according to a new report from the Department of…