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The Central Bank of Ireland

'Reduce national debt with any corporate tax windfall'

Business / 28 Aug

Job vacancies have increased in construction but dropped in other sectors

Job vacancies drop due to Brexit fears

Brexit / 24 Jul

The economic think tank says Brexit is the main risk facing the Irish economy right now

Warning Irish economy on 'cusp of overheating'

Ireland / 18 Jul

Simon Coveney warned that a no-deal Brexit would be a 'fundamental disruptor' to the all-island economy

No-deal Brexit an 'ugly prospect', warns Tánaiste

Brexit / 10 Jul

National debt is inevitable consequence of crash

Analysis and Comment / 05 Jul

The growth in services was driven by stronger demand

Services sector makes up for weak manufacturing - PMI

Business / 03 Jul

John Moran is chair of the Land Development Agency

Govt needs to 'keep lid' on spending - ex-finance chief

Politics / 30 Jun

Donald Trump commented on the long-running dispute over China's Huawei

China and US agree to restart trade talks

Ireland needs a more robust fiscal system to withstand economic shocks, Stephen Kinsella has warned

Ireland runs risk of austerity-era cuts, TDs warned

Politics / 25 Jun

Budget day is 8 October - a week after the Conservative Party conference, a week before the next EU summit

This year's Budget process more difficult than usual

Business / 25 Jun

The ESRI says the Government ought to take some of the heat out of the economy by raising taxes

Tax rises needed to prevent economy overheating - ESRI

Business / 20 Jun

The last bilateral meeting between the US and Ireland took place in Washington in March, during St Patrick's Day celebrations

Bilateral meeting with Trump 'hugely significant'

Business / 05 Jun

The additional 15 million hours per year were introduced in 2013

Fórsa warns of 6% pay claim over unpaid hours

Ireland / 08 May

The State's gross pay and pensions bill totals €21.9bn

Analysis: Economic recovery can be double-edged sword

Analysis and Comment / 08 May

More than 77% of women participated in the workforce in Ireland in 2018

Record number of women in workforce

Business / 24 Apr

12 colourful child-sized dolls have been placed at desks in the local school - which has no 'real' students

Scarecrows outnumber people in Japan village

Business / 17 Apr

Ibec says the Brexit pause is welcome but has left businesses to manage costly uncertainty

Ibec expects employment growth to slow down in 2019

Business / 17 Apr

Ireland is the fifth most expensive country in the European Union

High costs threaten business competitiveness - report

Business / 12 Apr

In a disorderly no-deal Brexit scenario, economic growth would be just 1% this year and next year

Central Bank: 'Slight reduction in economic growth'

Business / 08 Apr

MV Laureline left Dublin for the port of Zeebrugge today

Irish shipping industry booming amid Brexit fears

Brexit / 29 Mar

The ESRI says a disorderly Brexit would see economic growth cut to just over 1% this year

ESRI cuts growth forecast, AIB warns optimism falling

Business / 27 Mar

Ireland's position on Solar is 'quite poor' according to company founder Norman Crowley

Solar energy company to create 50 new jobs in Wicklow

The report says the country has an unusually high incidence of low pay and weak labour protections

Working to lower-middle classes 'struggling most'

Ireland / 19 Feb

Abhaile said that 11,695 individual borrowers sought help between 2016 and 2018

Most users of mortgage arrears service keep homes

Ireland / 28 Jan

Paschal Donohoe singled out a shortage of electrical engineers in particular

Rising costs and labour shortages hit capital projects

Economy / 16 Jan

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