Ireland’s economy is set to grow more than previously expected on rising government spending and housing investment, the Economic and Social Research Institute said, as it warned about potential ...

Irish gross domestic product is set to fall by just 2.5% this year and not the 10.5% estimated in April, Ireland's finance ministry forecast on Tuesday, after the economy entered a far shallower ...

Very unwise to use up what may be ephemeral corporation tax receipts on long-term tax and spending commitments ...

The Governor of the Central Bank has said it is "essential" that Ireland integrates further into the EU's single market.

Ireland's gross domestic product fell by 6.1% quarter-on-quarter from April to June, as the large multinational sector sheltered the national accounts from the worst of the COVID-19 crisis and brought ...

Ireland's 2026 budget includes spending increases and tax cuts totaling 9.4 billion euros. The plan allocates 1.3 billion euros for tax cuts, which are slightly less than initially planned. The ...

Irish exports of medical and pharmaceutical products fell by €1.7bn to €6.5bn in August compared to the equivalent month in 2024, figures released by the Central Statistics Office on Wednesday show.

Tax revenues are a crucial means for governments to fund public services such as healthcare and education, but tax rates differ widely across Europe. One way to compare fiscal approaches is to look at ...

The Northern Ireland economy will expand 1.1% this year and next as continued challenges impede stronger growth, a forecast said today.