Oil prices dip after strongest weekly rise in over a year
Oil prices fell today, after posting their steepest weekly rise in more than a year last week, as oversupply concerns ...
Read More ECB will probably cut rates in October on risk of too low inflation – Villeroy
The European Central Bank will probably cut interest rates on October 17 as economic growth is weak and this raises ...
Read More Auto-enrolment pension scheme to begin in September 2025
The Government’s new auto-enrolment pension scheme will begin on 30 September 2025. The new start date was agreed by the ...
Read More Ireland ‘most phished’ country in the world, survey finds
Almost two-thirds of Irish adults have experienced phishing, making Ireland the most phished country in the world, according to new ...
Read More Mortgage approvals fell 12.5% in August – BPFI
The number of mortgages approved in August fell by 12.5% when compared to July. New figures from the Banking and ...
Read More Asking prices for homes rose 3.1% in third quarter
Asking prices for homes across the country rose 3.1% between July and September, according to listings website Daft.ie. It brought ...
Read More Free schoolbook scheme set to be extended to senior cycle
The extension of the free schoolbook scheme to the senior cycle is among the measures set to be announced in ...
Read More Inflation still a big concern for many, research finds
More than a quarter of households remain concerned about inflation, new research has found. That is despite the annual rate ...
Read More Cabinet due to sign off on measures to increase housing grants
Older people and people with a disability are set to be eligible for increased housing grants under measures to be ...
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