Tag: Irish economy

Ireland’s housing market shows stronger supply and improved sentiment, but rising prices mean affordability remains the key challenge.

Ireland’s pension debate is sharpening as longer life expectancy exposes a harsh truth: many retirement savings pots may not be enough.

Irish manufacturing hiring hit a four-year high in July as output, orders and business confidence stayed strong despite export headwinds.

The High Court has confirmed the rescue plan for Rathwood, a vital community asset, ensuring stability and continuity for the future.

Just three investors have come forward to claim a substantial windfall of nearly €2 million, raising questions about the implications for the Irish investment landscape.

Dublin Airport has announced a significant increase in passenger numbers, reaching over half a million in a recent surge, highlighting the ongoing recovery of air travel in Ireland.

As Budget 2027 approaches, there is a growing call for a €285 social welfare cash boost for families in Ireland. This initiative aims to provide crucial financial support amidst rising living costs.

Recent reports indicate that fears surrounding the cost of living are significantly affecting consumer sentiment across Ireland, leading to a dip in overall confidence.

As fears over the cost of living escalate, the Irish public's consumer sentiment has taken a notable downturn, reflecting widespread concerns about economic stability and personal finances.

As fears surrounding the cost of living intensify, consumer sentiment in Ireland has taken a noticeable dip, highlighting the growing concerns among the public. This article explores the factors contributing to this trend and its implications for the Irish economy.