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House prices spike in counties Cavan, Longford and Tipperary

House price increases in lower-priced counties soared above the national average in the first three months of the year as buyers chase affordability, the latest REA Average House Price Index ...
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Housing commencements up 85% year-on-year

Notices that work was beginning on 3,699 new homes across the country were received in February, new data from the Department of Housing shows. This is up 85% on the ...
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ECB rate cut probability increasing, Nagel says

Euro zone inflation is set to fall back to the European Central Bank’s 2% target by next year so an interest rate cut could come possibly as soon as June, ...
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EU leaders to back tighter euro zone fiscal stance in 2025

European Union leaders will today back a slightly tighter fiscal policy for the euro zone next year, to help bring down inflation and make public finance more stable after the ...
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New State induced employment supports to cost tourism sector €456m this year

State-induced employment support measures will increase payroll costs for the tourism sector by €456m this year, a new analysis claims. Between now and 2026, the cost of the policy changes ...
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UK posts bigger than expected budget deficit in February

Britain posted a larger budget deficit than expected in February, boosted by cost of living payments and the effect of past inflation on the public finances, official data showed today. ...
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Residential property prices rise by 5.4% in January – CSO

New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that residential property prices rose by 5.4% in the 12 months to January, up from 4.1% the previous month. The CSO said ...
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€750m paid to Revenue in unpublished tax settlements last year

Almost €750m was paid last year to Revenue in unpublished tax settlements with more than €200m of that linked to the finance and insurance industries. The Revenue Commissioners said the ...
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McGrath to update Cabinet on new EU fiscal rules

Minister for Finance Michael McGrath will update Cabinet this morning on new EU fiscal rules which will require every member state to publish their net expenditure plans for the following ...
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