Ireland is close to ‘full employment’, new CSO figures show
THE economy is now close to full employment as the jobless rate slumped to just 4.4pc.
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Irish FDI soars 52pc as UK and Europe stall
IRELAND delivered a Brexit-busting performance in attracting foreign direct investment in 2018,
Read MoreAffordability is key issue for pension system study
Employment minister Regina Doherty has commissioned a key study into the affordability of a
Read MoreIrish firms top the most highly regarded organisations in Ireland
An Post, Kerry Group and Bord Bia have topped the Ireland RepTrak 2017 study of the most highly regarded organisations in Ireland.
Read MoreWexford company Taoglas opens ‘first of its kind’ $2m facility in San Diego
The new facility, which is the first of its kind in North America, will offer device designers and manufacturers a fully equipped design and testing location.
Read MoreStocks, commodity currencies slide as oil falls back below $30
World stocks were set for a third straight week of losses on Friday and commodity currencies took another drubbing as oil prices fell back below $30, keeping alive concerns about global growth.
Read MoreRegister for commercial property to track prices
NAMA and the Central Bank are to co-fund the development of a commercial property statistical system to provide a comprehensive database on what’s going on in the sector.
Read MoreCalls for energy price cuts
Energy companies have been urged to cut their prices to reflect the collapse in wholesale costs.
Read MoreSix resolutions to keep your money on the sunny side in the new year
The new year could be one of the best years in a long time for your finances. The economy appears to be picking up – and the tax cuts announced in the latest Budget will soon be flowing into your pay packet.
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