‘Are you living at home with your parents?’ Study to shed light on lives of Gen Z
Nine-year-olds who featured in Growing Up in Ireland study now approaching mid-20s
Shared Island: Impact of education on NI’s human capital must be addressed
Cost of living and NI protocol dominated recent election – but education needs close attention
SME optimism drops in face of Ukraine war and higher inflation
Latest sentiment survey from Linked Finance points to big fall in confidence
Productivity gap between North and South to be examined
Shared Island unit set up to examine potential for greater alignment North and South
Information overload: Shifting the narrative of climate change
A play by Eva O’Connor and Hildegard Ryan aims to put ‘heart and soul’ into the debate
Financial ‘shock therapy’ may help people save for unexpected expenses – study
Trial used Bank of Ireland customers to find behavioural insights into saving habits
Young people in Republic have higher levels of education, cross-Border study finds
Early school leaving is two to three times higher in Northern Ireland
Sinn Féin rails against ‘spectacular’ Coalition failure on housing
Housing for All policy characterised as ineffective, but Taoiseach stages robust defence
Upbeat Davy says Irish economy expected to grow by 8.2% this year
Brokerage says upward revision reflects ‘erratic’ drop in output at end of last year
Row over planned wind farm at Cork beauty spot Gougane Barra
Local objectors dismayed by permission for ‘domineering’ turbines in area
Ukrainian refugee crisis could spur radical ideas on housing
Increased supply is only answer to housing crisis as rent controls create problems
ESRI rent cap report will do little to assuage critics of Government housing policy
Rent inflation in pressure zones would have been 2% higher without controls, study finds
More than a third of landlords applied rent hikes over the level allowed
Rent in pressure zones would be higher by average of 2% without controls, study finds
A school-smart phone policy? ‘They’re talking to each other more’
Kerry school says phone-free policy has led to fewer distractions and disciplinary issues
‘Mistake’ not to include nursing representative on Covid Advisory Group – INMO
New team to replace Nphet and will advise Government on Ireland’s response to Covid
Tony Holohan to chair new Covid Advisory Group to replace Nphet
New faces on group include Luke O’Neill and Clíona O’Farrelly with representative Taoiseach’s department yet to be confirmed
Lifting of Covid-19 curbs led to ‘dramatic change’ in public behaviour, research finds
More than 7,700 new cases reported on Tuesday as numbers in hospital and ICU fall
Take shorter showers and drive less to cut costs, Ryan to suggest
Green leader to offer Cabinet proposals aimed at offsetting cost-of-living surge
First quarter exchequer returns may flatter to deceive
Cantillon: What happens when impact of war and energy prices take toll on corporate tax?
Ireland can avoid recession amid energy crisis and Ukraine war, Varadkar says
Tánaiste says ‘strong economy’ can help cover costs of refugee influx and soaring inflation
Fees for new auto-enrolment State pensions criticised
Scheme is too generous to pension funds, critics claim
Call for pay rises above 5.5% from unions likely as inflation bites
Idea that pay increases will fuel inflation should be ‘utterly rejected’ - Ictu president
Businesses looking for green skills in prospective employees
Waste management, corporate sustainability, and carbon management top the list
Mind the gap: Is the Deis programme for schools fit for purpose?
Expansion of the scheme has sparked wider debate about whether it is doing enough
Retail sales rise in February despite cost-of-living squeeze
Latest figures show increase in retail volumes across several sectors
Putin’s gas-for-roubles gambit could trigger EU-wide recession
Experts warn of potential for major economic shock if crisis worsens
John FitzGerald: Energy supply disruption promotes case for renewables
EU policy needs to ensure setback caused by current crisis does not become permanent
ECB could raise rates this year, board member tells Dublin event
Frank Elderson says he wouldn’t exclude lift-off in interest rates later this year
New ‘middle’ income tax rate of 30% is under consideration
Government examines proposal to ease cost-of-living pressure on middle-income earners
Reality of war in Ukraine for Europe and Ireland begins to hit home
Inside Politics: Inflation in Irish economy expected to surge to 8.5%, highest since 1980s
Major cost-of-living shock expected in months with inflation forecast to hit 8.5%
ESRI says price squeeze will see real incomes fall and lower than expected growth
The Irish Times view on the economic outlook: navigating the coming storms
The Government should focus more on supporting lower-income households as the cost of living continues to rise
Irish economy at risk from ‘wage-price spiral’, ESRI warns
Wage demands and untargeted Government measures could exacerbate problem, institute says
Housing commencement notices rise to 2,237 homes in February
Rolling 12-month total for housing starts crosses 33,000 mark, highest since Celtic Tiger
ESRI to warn of soaring prices as it scraps previous inflation forecasts
Seen and Heard: Dublin facing severe traffic disruption as power cables to be replaced
Five ways the economic fallout from war in Ukraine will affect you
Refugees, energy prices, economic growth, interest rates and food prices will all carry an additional cost
St Patrick’s Day celebrations highlight the exodus from rural Ireland
Mayo GAA clubs struggle to survive as young people increasingly leave home to find work
The Irish Times view on single-sex schools: gender segregation has had its day
Most scientific evidence indicates that single-sex education fails to produce academic benefits and inflates gender stereotyping
Are the days of single-sex schools numbered?
Some principals are fighting back against proposals to end ‘outdated’ all-boys and all-girls schools within 15 years
Covid hit some incomes, this crisis will hit everyone’s
The inflation rate could approach 9 per cent, with a big shock to the cost of living
Hold off on filling your car, emergency excise duty cut is coming
Inside Politics: Extra measures needed to offset cost of living due to war in Ukraine
Five steps women can take to ensure they aren’t left short of money
Invest instead of saving, ask for a raise, and other ways to ensure you have a nest egg
Self-reported wellbeing fell after lifting of Covid restrictions, ESRI finds
Researchers say decline may be linked to seasonal effects, but trend hard to explain
Excise duties on petrol and diesel should be cut to combat inflation, industry says
Reductions would be offset by a rise in VAT income, FFI tells Minister
Helping people with autism gain access to the jobs market
Social enterprise Specialisterne matches individuals to available roles
‘The need for a single-sex school isn’t there’: All-girls school in south Dublin to admit boys
Rathdown School in Glenageary to begin move to co-education later this year
Many intelligent students failing to excel in school due to ‘rigid’ education system
Principals say there is broad consensus in schools for Leaving Cert reform
‘A welcome step’: Ireland’s first basic income scheme on the way
Artists will get €250 a week in pilot scheme but many want to see it extended to all
Brian Cuthbert urges Congress to reject motions seeking to change age grades
Former Cork boss says TAPD review committee report sought to address huge drop-out rate
Means-tested payments could support home help services, ESRI finds
Contribution would make scheme sustainable for ageing population, study claims
Will the price of Irish houses just keep on rising?
Cliff Taylor: key policy challenge is to provide a supply of homes at more affordable prices
Mercedes C-Class: Diesel saloon impresses in its likely last hurrah
Car has premium comfort but there is no escaping that diesel seems gruff in current age
Retrofitting grants: How much will you get and is it worth it?
Why do it? For the environment and a warmer, more valuable home
Surge in inflation hits lower-income households and older people hardest
Central Bank research based on spending patterns of different households from CSO data
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