Live Register figures ease by 0.2% in March – CSO
New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that the seasonally adjusted Live Register total for March decreased by 400 to 174,500 people – a fall of 0.2%. The CSO ...
Read More AIB, EBS and Haven cut fixed Green mortgage rates by 0.2%
AIB and affiliates EBS and Haven are cutting the fixed rates on their “Green Mortgages” by 0.2%. The changes will take place from tomorrow and will be available to new ...
Read More Record March for wind energy production
The amount of electricity produced by wind hit a new record for March last month, new data shows. 1,541GWh of power was generated by wind farms here during the month. ...
Read More Euro zone investor morale hits two-year high in April
Investor morale in the euro zone improved for the sixth consecutive month in April to its highest level in more than two years, a survey showed today, adding that even ...
Read More Govt publishes bill paving way for pension auto-enrolment
The Government has published a bill which will pave the way for 800,000 workers to be brought into a pension scheme for the first time. Publishing the Automatic Enrolment Retirement ...
Read More Office leasing in Dublin falls in first quarter
There was a drop in the amount of office space leased in Dublin in the first quarter of the year, new data shows. Research from commercial real estate company JLL ...
Read More Over €25 million stolen in investment fraud last year, say gardaí
Gardaí have said over €25 million was stolen in investment fraud last year, a crime which has increased by over 90%. Almost 1,000 people have reported an investment fraud incident ...
Read More Drop in injury claims’ costs but premiums rise by 8% – NCID report
The average cost of settling public and employer liability claims through the Injuries Resolution Board dropped by a third in 2022 compared to 2020, according to a new report. However, ...
Read More Euro zone inflation unexpectedly eases, boosting rate cut case
Euro zone inflation fell unexpectedly last month, solidifying the case for the European Central Bank to start lowering borrowing costs from record highs. Consumer price growth in the euro zone ...
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