# recession - Wednesday 16 March, 2022
# Rising Inflation
# Rising Inflation
‘No one can be certain about what will happen over the course of 2022,’ the Taoiseach said.
# recession - Wednesday 16 December, 2020
# Recession
# Recession
The Taoiseach has suggested that the bank guarantee was an investment.
# recession - Wednesday 12 August, 2020
# Coronavirus
# Coronavirus
The recession brought on by the coronavirus pandemic led to the biggest fall in quarterly GDP on record.
# recession - Friday 31 July, 2020
# Downturn
# Downturn
The decline in Europe compares to a 9.5% quarter-on-quarter decline for the United States.
# recession - Friday 10 April, 2020
# Rescue Deal
# Rescue Deal
The Finance Minister said Ireland will likely have to access some of the financial supports made available by the EU.
# recession - Thursday 9 April, 2020
# Recession
# Recession
A new Oxfam report calls for an economic rescue plan to prevent a damaging recession.
# recession - Friday 3 April, 2020
# Recession
# Recession
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has said the country is “heading into a recession”.
# recession - Thursday 26 September, 2019
# Not Again
# Not Again
The ESRI has recommended a supplementary Budget in the new year if there’s a hard Brexit.
# recession - Thursday 8 August, 2019
# IOU
# IOU
Minister Paschal Donohoe said prudent management of the public finances in needed.
# recession - Thursday 18 July, 2019
# NERI
# NERI
The report claims Ireland’s economy is not yet overheating, but if trends continue, it could do so within the next two years.
# recession - Friday 7 December, 2018
# VISUALISED
# VISUALISED
Planning permissions peaked in 2004 with 101,653 permissions for construction of both new houses and apartments.
# recession - Wednesday 24 October, 2018
# Budgetary Policy
# Budgetary Policy
Reductions in Child Benefit and other welfare payments accounted for most of the disparity.
# recession - Sunday 20 May, 2018
# Mental Health
# Mental Health
Paul Gilligan said children now are very aware of the importance of doing well in their lives financially.
# recession - Sunday 18 March, 2018
# Randomer
# Randomer
Poet Colm Keegan’s latest collection is an exploration of self and society.
# recession - Monday 8 January, 2018
# Your Say
# Your Say
Disposable incomes in Ireland are growing at over four times the eurozone average, according to Ibec.
# recession - Saturday 18 November, 2017
# Recession
# Recession
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Dublin-based Future Analytics Consulting.
# recession - Thursday 9 November, 2017
# ESRI
# ESRI
A new ERSI study examines the experience of economic stress in families with children as a result of the recession.
# recession - Thursday 28 September, 2017
# Budget 2018
# Budget 2018
Restaurants and hotels express concerns as 1% hike is on the cards.
# recession - Thursday 14 September, 2017
# Divorce
# Divorce
Divorce applications from 2015 were the highest level of this century.
# recession - Thursday 17 August, 2017
# Personal Finances
# Personal Finances
Ireland is now the fourth most confident country in Europe, overtaking the UK for the first time in almost nine years.
# recession - Wednesday 9 August, 2017
# Stress
# Stress
A study found a 17.2% increase in cardiovascular-related deaths following the 2008 economic crash.
# recession - Thursday 27 July, 2017
# Greatest Hardship
# Greatest Hardship
Despite this, however, the former Taoiseach defended his government’s policies in the downturn.
# recession - Saturday 15 July, 2017
# Seek The Netherlands
# Seek The Netherlands
“People hoping Brexit won’t happen,” businessman Paul Jacobs says. “Hope is for mass on Sundays.”
# recession - Tuesday 28 March, 2017
# 1994
From The Daily Edge
# 1994
Worrying about what would happen if you didn’t pass as 12 when you tried get into Spin.
# recession - Friday 27 January, 2017
# I O U
# I O U
51 out of 505 debtors that exited Nama paid 10% or less of their debts.
# recession - Monday 9 January, 2017
# Gadget Preview
# Gadget Preview
We take a look at Alexa in the Car which was unveiled at this year’s CES.
# recession - Monday 14 November, 2016
# A Herculean Effort
# A Herculean Effort
Greek government has claimed its economy is now in better shape than at any point since the financial crisis.
# recession - Tuesday 23 August, 2016
# Massive Increase
# Massive Increase
There’s also been a surge in migrants with Irish nationality arriving in the country.
# recession - Sunday 21 August, 2016
# recession - Wednesday 17 August, 2016
# Opportunities
# Opportunities
In Ireland, 21% of people aged 25 to 64 have never completed upper secondary-level education.
# recession - Thursday 25 February, 2016
# The Road Back
# The Road Back
It’s two years since Bunclody was named as the most economically depressed town. We paid a visit, to see if locals were feeling the recovery.
# recession - Saturday 30 January, 2016
# Low Prices
# Low Prices
McLoughlin had advised a ‘client’ to top the meter up by €10 a week and Bord Gáis “won’t come near you”.
# recession - Wednesday 27 January, 2016
# Nowhere To Go
From Business ETC
# Nowhere To Go
The arts collective are faced with leaving Smithfield due to rising rents.
# recession - Thursday 17 December, 2015
# Emigration
# Emigration
Janet and Eugene found being separated from their children and grandchildren unbearable.
# recession - Saturday 12 December, 2015
# Column
# Column
There is going to be another recession in the future, but how we prepare for it is up to our politicians, writes Aaron McKenna.
# recession - Tuesday 10 November, 2015
# Courts
# Courts
He faked the cards so he could travel to see his son.
# recession - Sunday 25 October, 2015
# Emigration
# Emigration
One in six people born in Ireland are still living abroad.
# recession - Tuesday 29 September, 2015
# What Recession?
From The Daily Edge
# What Recession?
Fizzy crisps anyone? Killer fades?
# recession - Saturday 19 September, 2015
# Boom And Bust
# Boom And Bust
A new video maps more than five decades of development in the capital.
# recession - Thursday 10 September, 2015
# Hello Sunshine
# Hello Sunshine
Growth has been ‘exceptionally strong’ so far this year, but jobs and wages haven’t caught up.
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