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Childcare and education costs as well as higher debts are burdens for 35- to 54-year-olds

One million adults struggling financially - survey

Economy / 27 Jun

Ireland lags behind in education and research

NERI calls for end to tax-cutting agenda

Rank-and-file activists say the unpaid hours imposed during the economic crisis were now permanent

Activists urge rejection of new public pay deal

public sector pay / 23 Jun

The ESRI says that apart from VAT, all tax heads are showing either weak growth or actual declines

Brexit could cut €200m a year from Govt purse - ESRI

Economy / 22 Jun

The country's largest union will decide whether to recommend acceptance of the new public sector pay deal

SIPTU recommends acceptance of new public pay deal

Greece gets credit lifeline and IMF joins bailout

Eurozone ministers agree Greece bailout payment

Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation Mary Mitchell O'Connor welcomed the news

Northern Trust plans 400 Limerick jobs over five years

Economy / 12 Jun

The pay improvements will take two forms: phased pay increases, and changes to pension contributions

Draft agreement on public sector pay reached

IFAC estimates the Government has just €500m in new money available to it for Budget 2018

Warning to Government over big increases in spending

Economy / 07 Jun

Ireland ranked highly in terms of business efficiency, investment incentives and the growth of fixed capital formations

Ireland 6th most competitive country in the world - IMD

Business / 31 May

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