Where next for interest rates as ECB pauses?

For ten meetings in a row, over a period of little more than a year, the European Central Bank embarked on the most ambitious rate hiking cycle in its existence. This week it opted to take a break....

Revenue wants to give you money — here is how to claim it 

According to Revenue, up to 481,000 people in Ireland paid too much tax last year and an information campaign has now been launched to encourage people to claim back money to which they are entitled

Surge in new dwelling completions still ‘not enough’ to tackle housing shortage

Despite a nationwide increase, Cork city and County Kerry have seen a dramatic fall of almost 12% in new builds 

Close to four in 10 housing completions in last quarter were apartments

There were 8,452 new dwelling completions in quarter three of this year, according to new data from the CSO.

Apartment building up 50pc on last year, CSO says, with overall new dwellings up 14pc

House prices in Dublin now falling by almost 2%

Latest official figures point to a further slowdown in the State’s property market on the back of rising borrowing costs

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Irish recruitment company to strengthen its Northern Ireland foothold by expanding Belfast team

95% Believe Option to Pay with Cash Should Be Protected

The vast majority of Irish people think cash payment should remain an option when procuring goods and services, with widespread support for proposed