State’s 90,000 IT workers best paid, most educated and productive
CSO report provides profile of Republic’s muscular information technology sector
Brexit sees big decline in food trade between Ireland and UK
CSO report detects significant fall-off in exports and imports in first two months of 2021
State facing significant compensation bill over miscarriage of justice
Louth man spent 14 months in prison after 2017 conviction for IRA membership
In focus: The credit unions that have imposed savings limits - and how much
Credit unions across the country are imposing savings caps as interest rate squeeze tightens
Savers forced to move deposits as credit unions ramp up savings caps
Move blamed on banks charging credit unions to keep their money on deposit
County council insists it is co-operating with Tuam inquiry
Commission of investigation says Galway local authority failed to respond to reports
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Bus driver who was allegedly nine times over limit appears in court
Michael Connolly of Rossport, Ballina, was arrested earlier this month in Co Kildare
Ireland was only EU state to experience fall in labour costs since 2000
CSO report shows growth in competitiveness driven by multinational capital investment
CSO acknowledges ‘difficulties’ with growth estimates
Statistical agency insists it is addressing problem through new indicators
A prevention and cure for equine malady
Innovation awards finalist FenuHealth produces powdered supplements that are sprinkled on equine feed to treat gastric ulcers in horses
€300m tax hit as Brexit drives shoppers across Border
Latest national account data reveals significant pick-up in cross-Border shopping
Palliative care is about more than dying
Proper treatment for patients has a number of key components
‘Leprechaun economics’: EU mission to audit 26% GDP rise
Widespread criticism about relevance of data showing surge in economic growth
Fianna Fáil orders two women to be selected without contest
Gender quota rules applied in Galway East and Louth constituencies
Man jailed for crash which caused death and serious injury
Sean Casey was four times over the drink drive limit at the time of the accident
Latest data adds to optimism on economy
CSO figures show positive trend as IMF chief criticises how banks were bailed out
Man charged over fatal west Cork crash
Woman (22) died in Skibbereen crash and four other passengers injured
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