Irish employment excluding construction now higher than pre-crisis peak
Central Bank says economy will converge on full employment by the end of next year
Cliff Taylor: Tales of the unexpected as the economy surges
No Brexit hit yet, but Central Bank has cautious eye on future
Central Bank significantly raises forecasts for economy and jobs
Cliff Taylor: Bank still worried about ‘negative and material’ impact of Brexit
Central Bank’s chief economist Gabriel Fagan to step down
Fagan played key role in shaping bank’s macroprudential policy
United Airlines ‘fight club’ class and Easter egg-stremes
Planet Business: Job ‘snaplications’ and other things happening this week
Is there a boom? Is it getting boomier?
The Central Bank’s chief economist says a ‘Phoenix miracle’ is under way in the the economy, but few seem to be feeling the benefit
The man who coined the term Celtic Tiger avoids clichés like the plague
Term “Celtic Tiger” may have contributed to the hubris that ultimately slayed the tiger
Brexit: Small firms most at risk, warns Central Bank economist
Quarter of loans to SMEs non-performing and credit to sector has fallen to €16bn
Central Bank downgrades growth forecast amid Brexit fears
Bank predicts GDP growth of 3.3% this year on foot of weaker exports
Business Week: full speed ahead Budget 2017
Also in the news were exchequer returns, housing, Clerys and employment figures
Central Bank questions budget giveaway plan
Regulator’s chief economist says Ireland probably does not need fiscal stimulus
Numbers at work to rise by 70,000 over two years, committee told
Central Bank chief economist Gabriel Fagan says economic outlook ’broadly favourable’
Business Week: Curtain is pulled back on Brexit damage
Week dominated by growth forecasts, corporation tax and company news
Mortgages: How to get around the Central Bank’s borrowing rules
Property purchasers struggling to save more than a 10% deposit should remember that there are ways to get exempted from the rules
Central Bank says mortgage lending rules are here to stay
Review of regulations will not lead to their abolition, says chief econimist
Mortgage lending rules may not be changed in upcoming review
Rules may in fact be tightened Central Bank economist says
Diarmaid Ferriter: Eight years on and it is political business as usual in Ireland
What we are witnessing are testosterone fuelled, arrogant assertions that the establishment have things under control
Philip Lane’s economic flock
Incoming Central Bank governor has schooled a host of important economists
Cantillon: Does Irish rebound fit elastic band theory of recession?
Central Bank’s chief economist Gabriel Fagan thinks that it plays a role
Central Bank tells Government to pay off debt rather than cut taxes
Bank says money would be better spent paying down the national debt
Another Central Bank director exits Dame Street
Director of risk and policy Patrick Brady resigns in the latest senior exit
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