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The median chief executive compensation packag was €2 million last year.
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The median chief executive compensation packag was €2 million last year.
Majority of skills shortages identified by Solas occur in occupations which are male dominated
Latest figures indicate there were 6,884 new dwelling completions between April and June this year, a fall of 5.4 per cent on the same period last year
New figures show lowest fertility rates in urban areas such as Dublin’s inner city
State bodies purchased 5,778 homes worth €1.9bn, with just €302.5m of property bought by entities registered outside the State
CSO findings come amid an increasingly heated debate about data centres and their energy demands
Energy prices spiked after Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022, reaching a peak in August that year
While birth rates are falling, the number of people aged 65 years and over is accelerating and will reach a record one million by 2030
The huge productivity gap between the local and foreign business sectors must be bridged by creating a closed-circuit economy
A total of 12,212 homes were sold between April and June this year, a report by property tech firm Geowox indicates
Latest barometer shows Dublin prices rose an average rate of 8.6% in 12 months to May this year
The cost of pet food, visits to the vet, a dog licence, and the price of insurance all need to be totted up before you consider getting a dog
Live animal exports to Britain overtook pharma exports in May
CSO data shows output prices were 0.9% higher in May as input costs fell 1.4%
Cost of living increases and housing issues driving phenomenon, say advocacy groups
The interplay between the real activities of multinationals in Ireland and those driven by tax policy has a tendency to complicate things
Extraordinary national accounts underline challenge CSO faces measuring health of the economy
GDP contracts sharply for 2023, yet domestic economy remained strong
Price growth in Irish economy continues to moderate in tandem with fall-off in energy costs internationally
More than 80 per cent of people say they trust most people, survey finds
Traditional manufacturing sector continues to rise on annual basis,
Road freight covered 1.8 million kilometres on the nation's roads last year
Despite marginal increase in official figures, unemployment rate stays anchored near historical low of 4%
Energy prices are estimated to have fallen by 1% in the month and decreased by 5.6% over the 12 months, new data shows
Monthly volume decreases were recorded in clothing, footwear and textiles (6.4%); as well as motor trades (4.5%)
Number of foreign visitors rose by 8.5 per cent last month despite increase in cost of visiting, CSO finds
Figures published by the Central Statistics Office show falls in number of recorded sexual assaults and controlled drug crimes
Private rented sector completions in Dublin set to decline by 68% to 1,600 units in 2025, property company tells Government
Data shows 24 per cent of those who came from Ukraine may have left the State
Latest official barometer indicates house prices rose an average rate of 7.9 per cent in the 12 months to April this year
Quantity of energy purchased also jumped 22% in the year
CSO figures show value of exports of medical and pharmaceutical products increased by €3.5 billion (66 per cent) to €8.8 billion in April alone
Study suggests hybrid working is more important to employees in Republic than their global counterparts
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