28,000 new homes a year needed to keep up with population growth – ESRI
Overall, 28,000 new houses will be required to be built each year over much of the next two decades if ...
Read More House prices increased by 3.5% in a year – Daft report
House prices have increased by 3.5% in the last year, according to a report by the property website Daft.ie. So ...
Read More ‘Low expectations’ for post-Brexit trade deal
There are “low expectations” that a post-Brexit trade deal can be struck between the European Union and Britain, European Commission ...
Read More 5 reasons why a no-deal Brexit would be bad for Ireland
The talks on Brexit may still be ongoing, just about. But so, too, is the worrying here in Ireland about ...
Read More European Central Bank sees slower growth next year, faster pick up later
The European Central Bank expects economic growth to rebound more slowly next year as the pandemic continues to weigh on ...
Read More UK and EU have ‘some scope to keep talking’ – Raab
Britain and the European Union have scope to strike a trade deal but significant differences remain and real progress needs ...
Read More Consumers face VAT and customs duty from 1 January if buying goods from UK
Consumers will be faced with VAT and customs duty when Britain exits the EU on 1 January if buying goods ...
Read More PUP earnings threshold increased for self-employed
Self-employed people in receipt of the Pandemic Unemployment Payment (PUP) will be able to earn €960 over eight weeks while ...
Read More IFAC warns 6% may be knocked off GDP if no Brexit deal
Up to 6% could be knocked off Irish GDP if there is no Brexit trade deal, the Irish Fiscal Advisory ...
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