Unemployment falls sharply last month but threat of reclosure looms
The unemployment rate fell to 16.7pc last month as thousands of employees returned to work. New official figures show that ...
Read More What will the office market look like after the great remote working experiment?
When lockdown was imposed and workers were forced to desert office buildings en masse, it was a novelty. Hundreds of ...
Read More More small firm owners expect to get pay rise as mood improves
ONE in ten small business owners now plans to give themselves a pay raise this year, while nearly a third ...
Read More Irish tourism must also help itself to survive the pandemic
There is no need to rake over old ground. We already know the tourism and hospitality sectors have been hit ...
Read More Services sector grows in July for first time since lockdown
Activity in the services sector grew in July for the first time since the economy entered lockdown restrictions earlier this ...
Read More Coronavirus punches €8.3bn hole in public finances
The coronavirus crisis has punched an €8.3 billion hole in the public finances, according to the latest exchequer returns. The ...
Read More Opportunities offered for researchers and enterprises under Horizon 2020
Research and innovation is the bedrock of success for the most ambitious companies that scale internationally, diversify their export base ...
Read More Family car costs fall due to drop in prices at the pumps
The cost of running a family car has fallen, largely due to lower fuel prices at the forecourts. The average ...
Read More Regulator says insurers should pay legal bills for customers’ business interruption cases
Insurance companies should pay the legal costs of customers who challenge refusal to pay out on business interruption claims, the ...
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