House price inflation dips to at 7.3% in October as demand continues to outstrip supply – The Irish Times
House prices rose by 7.3 per cent in the 12 months to October as demand for homes continued…
Inflation jumps above 3% as prices rise at fastest pace since February 2024 – The Irish Times
Consumer prices in Ireland were 3.2 per cent higher in November than the same month last year, the…
Ireland second highest in EU for greenhouse gas emissions per person – The Irish Times
Ireland had the second highest greenhouse gas emissions per person in the European Union, latest comparisons show. Emissions…
Unemployment now above 5% with no easing of seasonal spike in young people out of work – The Irish Times
Unemployment in the State currently stands at 5 per cent as 147,400 people found themselves out of work,…
Food price inflation in Ireland jumps to 20-month high of 5% – The Irish Times
Food price inflation in Ireland rose to a 20-month high of 5 per cent in August, according to…
Employment in Irish economy up 50% since post-crash period – The Irish Times
Employment in the Irish economy has increased by 50 per cent since the low point of the financial…
the economy’s star performer – The Irish Times
With GDP (gross domestic product) proving such a troublesome metric, former Central Bank governor Patrick Honohan used to…
Dial-up is dead. A few other technologies are set to follow – The Irish Times
Do you remember dial-up internet access? If you are over a certain age – and I am –…
Employment in Irish labour market surpasses 2.8m for first time – The Irish Times
The number of people employed in the State has eclipsed 2.8 million for the first time, new figures…
Jump in unemployment dismissed as ‘statistical noise’ by Davy – The Irish Times
The rise in Ireland’s unemployment rate has been dismissed by Davy stockbrokers as “statistical noise”. The stockbroker also…
Food prices rising at three times rate of inflation – The Irish Times
Food prices in Ireland are rising at three times the rate of overall inflation, figures from the Central…
Ireland had the second most expensive food prices in the Eurozone last year
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