Are NI supermarket issues really just Brexit ‘teething troubles’?
Just how bad is the import/export situation in the UK as a result of Brexit? And in particular, how bad ...
Read More Irish mortgage interest rates joint highest in euro zone
Ireland and Greece had the joint highest mortgage interest rates across the euro area in November, new figures from the ...
Read More Ireland to receive €1bn from EU’s post-Brexit fund
Ireland is due to receive over €1 billion from the European Union’s Brexit fund, set up to help member states ...
Read More 76% of imports into Dublin Port clearing without delays
Revenue has said that 76% of goods being imported through Dublin Port from the UK are now being given green clearance, ...
Read More Some food and drink exports hit hard by Covid-19 pandemic
Some sectors of Ireland’s valuable food and drink industry were severely affected last year as a result the global Covid-19 ...
Read More People unable to work due to childcare may be eligible for PUP
Workers unable to go to work due to a lack of childcare triggered by Covid-19 closures may be eligible to ...
Read More Record €1.2 billion spent on groceries in December – Kantar
New figures show that the average shopper spent €134 more on groceries in December last year than they did in ...
Read More Banks to create payment app to rival Revolut and N26
Four of the five main Irish retail banks have notified the competitor regulator of plans for an app based payment ...
Read More Brexit reality bites: The new dawn of trade friction
This week, as Brexit took effect, a company in Cork that sells sports posters to Europe and around the world ...
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