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Over one-in-five of those who borrowed from the online bank said they wanted to invest in their home
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Over one-in-five of those who borrowed from the online bank said they wanted to invest in their home
First-time mothers accounted for 21,943 or 40.3% of all births in 2022.
Latest flash estimate for the harmonised index of consumer prices puts annualised rate of price growth in economy in October at 0.1%
The number of visitors to the State dropped by 0.7% to 587,100 in September 2024 versus the same month of last year
CSO says weaker level of price growth driven by falling energy prices
CSO says sectors with the highest monthly volume increases were electrical goods; books, newspapers and stationery
Housing remains a key topic as general election looms; immigration falls to its lowest ranking this year
Latest official figures indicate that property prices nationally rose at an annual rate of 10.6%
Exports to Britain were down €74 million, or 6 per cent, on August last year, new data from the CSO shows
European Migration Network says ‘clear need for more detailed and better quality data on migrants and their situation’
Inflation now mostly concentrated in restaurants and hotels where prices were up 3.9% for the year
Overall new car numbers are static year to date as September numbers on new private cars fall 11%
Traditional production sector rose by close to 7% during the same period between June and August
Jobless rate of 4% or lower in Irish labour market considered tantamount to full employment
Among the 763,600 foreign visitors who departed Ireland overseas, 39.1% had stayed in a hotel, CSO data shows
Car retailers have flagged declining sales this year amid a slump in new electric vehicle registrations
Latest harmonised index of consumer prices (HICP) drops to lowest level since 2021
Case Study: mature student Caroline Cahill (46)
Phenomenon reversed for mature students, with those receiving support more likely to finish
Increase came amid flood of household supports after spike in energy prices
Between 15,000 and 16,000 families with a nine-month-old baby will be invited to take part
Average price for a home nationally is €409,465, up €31,563 on this time last year, and €568,663 in Dublin
Latest trade numbers point to recovery in pharma exports after 2023 slump
Overall, the seasonally adjusted employee index fell by 0.2 per cent in the month to July, data from the CSO shows
Headline price growth in Irish economy continues to soften on back of reduced energy prices
Central Statistics Office shows goods transported by road has been increasingly steadily since 2021
While inheritance taxes might generate a lot of attention, on an annual basis, they don’t contribute a significant amount to the exchequer. That’s why some countries have abolished it
From bumper corporate tax receipts to job losses at a major multinational it has been an ever eventful week in the life of the Irish economy
Some 124,600 people were registered as being without jobs
The increased cost of raising children is one of the main reasons why people are having fewer of them, says the World Economic Forum
Some 20,000 households in Cork, Dublin, Kilkenny, Louth, Mayo, and Offaly selected to take part
As people live longer, the population’s age profile is advancing more rapidly than at any other time
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
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