Economic & Social Research Institute

How do we get a grip on what a no-deal Brexit might feel like for us? It wouldn’t be a rerun of the period after 2008, when GDP crashed by close to 10(...)

Grief, a major accident, the break-up of a long-term relationship, and moving house. What do all of these have in common? They’re major life transitio(...)

Once upon a time, going to college was the-be-all and end-all. What mattered was CAO points and the third-level college and course that a student got (...)

The value of Irish exports fell by nearly €2 billion between May and June amid escalating trade tensions between the United States and China and furth(...)

Consumers have been warned about not getting swayed by online tools such as loan calculators when looking to buy financial products from websites as i(...)

With such a constrained purse to play with in Budget 2020 – not to mention the dark shadow of a no-deal Brexit on the horizon – the likelihood of a cu(...)

Irish consumer sentiment has slumped to a near five-year low amid signs the UK may crash out of the European Union without a deal. The latest KBC Ban(...)

Dublin Airport has received an award for a software project that has enabled the airport to report safety issues in real time and improved efficiency (...)

As fears grow of a no-deal Brexit, the possibility of a Border poll on a united Ireland is back on the news agenda, even if the Government is saying i(...)

The latest bulletin from the Central Bank illustrates clearly the difficulty of economic forecasting for Ireland, given the threat of a no-deal Brexit(...)