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Asked if the public should be prepared for a recession, finance minister Paschal Donohoe said it is 'difficult to identify' the scenario Ireland is heading into

New figures show homelessness funding reached €418.24m in 2024, with most spent on emergency accommodation in Dublin

Ibec anticipates 'tariffs will result in a net overall export impact of around 2–3% in the short-term'

New government regulations will limit short-term lets in cities, aiming to bring thousands of properties back into the housing market

Government to introduce new laws limiting tourist rentals in towns over 10,000 people amid Ireland’s housing crisis

Tánaiste Simon Harris said Government will engage with trade unions and employer bodies as Ibec warns of imminent difficulties, particularly in the drinks industry

Irish firms, particularly in the food and drink sectors, are scrambling to shore up their business as US tariffs begin to bite

Tánaiste says a measured EU approach is key as 90-day tariff pause window offers vital chance for progress

A Russian intelligence-gathering vessel has now left Ireland's Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) after being monitored by the Defence Forces for two days.

New data from the Housing Agency shows there have been 156 properties bought under the cost rental tenant-in-situ scheme, but none have been sold to affordable housing bodies to turn them into cost-rental tenancies