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Report highlights €8.3bn economic boost from stronger SME digital investment

A new economic assessment suggests that significantly increasing digital investment among Irish small and medium-sized enterprises could deliver a substantial boost to the wider economy. The research estimates that doubling ...
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Stamp prices set to rise as An Post responds to falling letter volumes

An Post has confirmed that the cost of sending letters will increase from Tuesday, 3 February, with changes affecting both domestic and international post. The price of a standard national ...
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Gold reaches record levels as political tensions drive demand for safe-haven assets

Gold prices surged to unprecedented levels today, reflecting heightened investor anxiety amid escalating geopolitical tensions and growing uncertainty around US monetary policy leadership. Spot gold climbed sharply, trading around $4,585 ...
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First Home Scheme Supports Nearly 5,000 Purchases Since Launch

New figures from the latest quarterly update show that the First Home Scheme has played a significant role in helping buyers access newly built homes since its introduction in 2022. ...
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Consumer Confidence Ends 2025 Muted Despite Solid Economic Growth

Irish consumer confidence closed out 2025 at a relatively low level, reflecting persistent concerns about living costs even as headline economic indicators pointed to continued growth. The latest Credit Union ...
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What Could the Mercosur Deal Mean for Irish Shoppers?

Irish households have experienced sustained pressure on food budgets over recent years, with the cost of everyday groceries rising sharply. Products such as beef, butter, milk and cheese have recorded ...
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UK House Prices Ease to Six-Month Low at Year End

UK house prices edged lower in December, bringing the average property value to its lowest point in six months, according to the latest Halifax house price index. Data from Halifax ...
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Euro Zone Inflation Returns to Target as Outlook Points to Further Softening

Inflation across the euro zone slowed in line with expectations at the end of last year, reaching the European Central Bank’s 2% target and setting the stage for potential undershooting ...
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House Price Growth Shows Signs of Easing in Late 2025

Ireland’s residential property market appears to be moving into a more measured phase, with the latest MyHome report pointing to a slowdown in price momentum towards the end of 2025. ...
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