It was the third consecutive quarter where more houses than apartments got the green light, CSO data shows
Central Statistics Office
Disposable income shrank by 11% in first three months of 2023, says CSO
Inflation rate falls for third month in a row but restaurant and hotel prices show significant rises
The most significant monthly price increases were recorded in restaurants and hotels and in alcohol and tobacco
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Commuting by foot down by 31%, and by car down 13%, in trend partly attributed to remote working
Latest CSO figures, however, shows personal spending on goods and services, a key measure of domestic economic activity, rose
Firm estimates demand for new homes, specifically, rose up by more than 100% in 12 months to May this year
New CSO data indicates only modest decoupling of rising emissions from increasing economic activity since 2010 - with the latter forging ahead while overall Irish emissions continue to rise.
CSO data suggest that while wage growth is relatively strong, it is not rising at an alarming rate on the back of wider inflationary pressures
CSO says the seasonally adjusted number of people classified as unemployed in May was 103,300
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