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Unions join forces in call for major reforms of workers’ rights

Several of Ireland’s largest trade union groups have joined forces calling for a major reform of workers’ rights. The Respect ...
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Cost of second hand homes in Dublin rise 1.9% in first quarter

The average price of a used property in Dublin rose 1.9% between January and March compared to the previous three ...
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Pension auto-enrolment: What is it and what will it cost?

After decades of discussion and debate, the prospect of workers being automatically added into a private pension scheme took a ...
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Manufacturing contracts again in March – PMI

The manufacturing sector contracted in March after briefly returning to growth a month earlier, a survey showed today, with confidence ...
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€10m paid out so far under €125m mortgage interest relief scheme

Just €10m has so far been paid out in mortgage interest relief under the Government scheme announced in the budget, ...
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Cabinet approves Bill to introduce pension auto-enrolment

Draft legislation designed to set up the new pension auto-enrolment system has been approved by the Cabinet. If enacted, the ...
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Price increases in store for consumers from Monday

Inflation in Ireland has fallen significantly in recent months, but a number of cost increases will weigh on consumers from ...
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Bill to introduce pension auto-enrolment scheme to go before Cabinet for approval

The Minister for Social Protection will seek Cabinet approval today for draft legislation designed to set up the new pension ...
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Record levels of first-time mortgages approved in Feb

Mortgage approvals for first-time buyers hit a record annualised high in February. Figures from Banking and Payments Federation of Ireland ...
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