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Consumer Sentiment On The Decrease As New Covid-19 Cases Reported

August 24, 2020• Economy

KBC Bank reports a dip in the Consumer Sentiment Index among new COVID-19 spike....

Some Sectors In Ireland May Open Earlier Than Planned

May 25, 2020• Economy

Irish Health Minister Simon Harris stated the Irish government had an open mind about the plan to reopen different sectors of the economy,...

ESRI: VAT Returns May Fall By €6.7bn

May 25, 2020• Economy, Staff's Picks

ESRI warns that a second wave of the Coronavirus pandemic could result in a VAT receipt fall between €3.9 billion and €6.7 billion....

An Post Offers €2m In Funding And Expertise To Irish SMEs

May 21, 2020• Economy, Featured

An Post offers direct mail marketing fund, discounted prices on parcel services, and eCommerce advice hub worth €2 million to help SMEs...

EU Accuses Ireland Of ‘Aggressive Tax Planning’ For Multinationals

May 21, 2020• Economy, Staff's Picks

"Certain features of some member states’ tax systems (i.e. Cyprus, Hungary, Ireland, Luxembourg, Malta and the Netherlands), however, are...

Finance Minister Warns The Budget Deficit Will Have To Be Balanced

May 18, 2020• Economy

Irish Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe said the country will need to find a way to run a budgetary surplus once more....

Irish Head Of Government and Infrastructure: “Government Needs To Prioritise Infrastructure Spend”

May 14, 2020• Economy, Staff's Picks

Infrastructure spending should be prioritized as the economy begins emerging from COVID-19, Shane MacSweeney advises....

EU Pushes For Border Opening To Counter Coronavirus Impact On Tourism

May 13, 2020• Economy, Featured

Tourism, that contributes nearly 10% of the European Union’s economic output, is among the sectors hardest hit by the global outbreak...

UK Economy Shrinks By 5.8% In March, Setting A Record Low

May 13, 2020• Economy, Featured

The UK economy shrank by a record of 5.8% in March from February in the wake of the raging Coronavirus epidemic, reports indicate....

Rent Prices In Dublin Drop By 2.5% As Number Of Homes For Rent Increases

May 12, 2020• Economy

Rise of the number of homes to rent across Ireland has caused the rent prices to drop for the first time after seven years, the latest Daft...

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Consumer Sentiment On The Decrease As New Covid-19 Cases Reported

Some Sectors In Ireland May Open Earlier Than Planned

ESRI: VAT Returns May Fall By €6.7bn

An Post Offers €2m In Funding And Expertise To Irish SMEs

EU Accuses Ireland Of ‘Aggressive Tax Planning’ For Multinationals

Finance Minister Warns The Budget Deficit Will Have To Be Balanced

Irish Head Of Government and Infrastructure: “Government Needs To Prioritise Infrastructure Spend”

EU Pushes For Border Opening To Counter Coronavirus Impact On Tourism

UK Economy Shrinks By 5.8% In March, Setting A Record Low

Rent Prices In Dublin Drop By 2.5% As Number Of Homes For Rent Increases

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