Move comes as ECB edges towards unwinding its unprecedented stimulus
First-time buyer approval volumes also increase by 45.8% year-on-year in May
Gunther Oettinger says need to finance new initiatives means gap could be twice as much
Taoiseach suggests tax cuts may be funded by cutting expenditure elsewhere
Cantillon: we can expect bouts of nerves in Europe as Draghi faces delicate balancing act
Government should focus on reducing construction costs, Mark FitzGerald says
Think tank warns change in corporate tax in EU and US could cause multinationals to go elsewhere
Employees reluctant to take up postings over lack of clarity on rights
Martin Wolf: the abiding characteristic of populism is its division of the world into a virtuous people on the one hand, and corrupt elites and threatening outsiders on the other
Revenue from environment-related taxes in 2016 is highest level recorded to date
Latest CSO figures show car sales fell 4.9% while fuel sales increased 7.9% year on year
Chartered accountants in the first year post-qualification earned €56,800 on average
London Briefing: Debt is rocketing so Carney wants banks and borrowers to rein it in
Group warns of too much concentration on small number of multinationals
The founder of Dean Waste makes biggest settlement on latest list
The move comes as the Bank of England increases its rate for lenders to 0.5%
Speculation is that monetary stimulus may be scaled back
85 new Irish multimillionaires created in 2016, placing Ireland at 24th in wealth list
Washington-based fund says Irish property market requires ‘close monitoring’
Agents in Tallaght, Clonskeagh and Dun Laoghaire say three-bed semi-detached houses are selling within weeks
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