Consumers have noticeably increased spending on homeware and clothing, according to CSO data

More than 20% of jobs paid less than €400 per week, of which 63.2% were made up of female employees

Median residential transaction in July was settled 8.6% above the original asking price, which was a fresh high, Bank of Ireland says

Food prices in Ireland were 12% above the EU average in 2024, making them the second most expensive in the euro zone

Recent data indicates the population is growing much faster than assumed

Corporation and capital gains taxes surged in the first three months of this year, despite mooted US tariffs

Pharma companies have been stockpiling in anticipation of tariffs, which Trump says will be in place next month.

Forecasts assume pharmaceuticals would be exempt from threatened US tariffs

Retail theft ‘costs a medium sized grocery store up to €100,000′ every year in a ‘direct hit to the bottom line’

Prices continue to climb as European Central Bank cuts interest rates

Market for beef and cattle buoyant amid lower supply to market, says IFA livestock chairman

Either we increase spending to develop infrastructure substantially or we need to slow the economy so it can fit into its old clothes

Getting good food to the fridge has a cost, producers say - and someone has to pay

A family spending €150 a week on groceries in 2020 are now spending €225, or well over €3,000 a year more for exactly the same stuff

Sinn Féin TDs incorrectly referred to supermarket chain having a US parent during Dáil debate

Ireland has a management problem as well as a demographic dilemma

Tesla branded vehicles made up two of the three most popular electric car models in June

Over a third of Irish households purchased clothing from a second-hand shop in 2024.

People aged 18-24 are more likely to vape but less likely to drink regularly than older adults, according to a new CSO survey.

Consumer prices rise 1.8% year-on-year in June, Central Statistics Office reports, up from 1.7% in May