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rte.ie
06.10.2021 / 19:40
46%
505
Travel company Joe Walsh Tours to reopen
One of the country's best known travel companies, Joe Walsh Tours, which ceased trading in April of this year as a result of the impact of travel restrictions caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, is to reopen.
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
06.10.2021 / 09:15
61%
734
Central Bank forecasts rebound in domestic economic activity this year
A stronger than expected recovery is forecast to result in activity in the domestic economy returning to pre-pandemic levels this year, according to the Central Bank.
Ireland
business
rte.ie
30.09.2021 / 18:51
51%
714
Sample of PUP claims found almost 10% not eligible for scheme
The Comptroller and Auditor General has found there were not enough checks carried out when people applied for the Pandemic Unemployment Payment last year.
Ireland
business
rte.ie
30.09.2021 / 17:23
78%
859
Exchequer spend in Covid's first 12 months topped €17bn
The total direct expenditure as a result of Covid-19 between February 2020 and 2021 was €17.1 billion, according to the annual report published today from the Comptroller and Auditor General.
Ireland
business
rte.ie
28.09.2021 / 12:51
72%
257
Nightclubs due to hand €2.2m to Government before they can reopen
The Licensed Vintners Association (LVA) has warned that nightclubs and late bars will be forced to hand over more than €2.2m to the Government before they can open.
Ireland
business
rte.ie
24.09.2021 / 14:57
91%
339
Labour force increases by 12% in second quarter of 2021 - CSO
The labour force stood at just over 2.5 million people (2,533,200) in the second quarter of this year, according to the latest Labour Force Survey from the the Central Statistics Office.
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
24.09.2021 / 13:13
41%
567
Extra bank holiday must be for 'justifiable reasons' - ISME
The chief executive of small firms group ISME said that granting an additional bank holiday next year must be done for "intelligent, justifiable reasons" and not because we have just come through a pandemic.
Claire Byrne
Neil Macdonnell
Ireland
Eu
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
24.09.2021 / 13:05
78%
185
Retail Excellence urges faster wind down of PUP to address staff shortages
Retail Excellence has said the process of winding down the Pandemic Unemployment Payment needs to be accelerated, in order to help address acute shortages in staff being felt in the retail and other sectors.
county Graham
city Duncan, county Graham
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
24.09.2021 / 09:59
55%
519
UK vows to do whatever it takes to resolve trucker shortage
Britain has vowed to do whatever it takes to resolve a trucker shortage that has forced oil giant BP to close some petrol stations and strained supermarket supply chains to breaking point.
Grant Shapps
Britain
business
Brexit
rte.ie
21.09.2021 / 18:11
37%
528
Continued support needed for tourism sector - minister
The tourism sector will not be "healed overnight" and will continue to need support as recovery continues, Minister Catherine Martin has said.
Catherine Martin
Ireland
city Dublin
business
politics
rte.ie
20.09.2021 / 18:57
66%
899
Bowled over - excitement as leisure complexes reopen
"Today was very exciting coming back into work, my wife took a picture of me and the kids, it was like the first day of school."
Ireland
business
rte.ie
19.09.2021 / 22:33
75%
433
5 things to consider as the great return to office begins
Tomorrow marks another milestone in the Covid-19 story.
Ireland
business
rte.ie
19.09.2021 / 09:25
71%
622
5 things to consider as the great return to office begins
Tomorrow marks another milestone in the Covid-19 story.
Ireland
business
rte.ie
17.09.2021 / 17:27
64%
113
Some employees may refuse to return to office - survey
A third of employers feel their organisation is not ready for staff to return to the workplace, a new survey has found.
business
Work
rte.ie
17.09.2021 / 15:17
71%
864
Aer Lingus warns of layoffs as cabin crew reject work changes
Cabin crew at Aer Lingus are considering their next steps after the company told cabin managers that a number would be temporarily laid-off and that pay cuts would not be partially restored as hoped.
Aer Lingus
business
rte.ie
15.09.2021 / 14:33
92%
981
PUP numbers fall by over 25,500 as students return to college
The number of people in receipt of the Pandemic Unemployment Payment (PUP) has fallen to 114,600 this week, a drop of 25,526.
Heather Humphreys
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
13.09.2021 / 15:50
94%
200
Traffic figures returning to pre-Covid levels - CSO
Car traffic volumes have not yet returned to pre-Covid-19 levels but the gap between 2021 and 2019 figures is gradually declining, new figures from the Central Statistics Office show today.
city Dublin
business
rte.ie
08.09.2021 / 17:15
92%
146
Economy to return to pre-Covid levels early next year - NTMA CEO
The chief executive of the National Treasury Management Agency, Conor O'Kelly, has told an audience of investors that the economy is set to return to pre-pandemic levels of activity early next year.
Ireland
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
08.09.2021 / 14:57
57%
693
No changes to Budget framework despite better tax receipts - Donohoe
The Minister for Finance has said he is not looking at making any further changes to the framework for October's budget beyond what was set out in the Summer Economic Statement, despite better than expected tax receipts in recent months.
Paschal Donohoe
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
07.09.2021 / 12:47
81%
765
Pandemic Unemployment Payment to reduce by €50 as part of wind down
Pandemic Unemployment Payment (PUP) rates will be cut by €50 after today, as part of the Government's wind down of the scheme.
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
06.09.2021 / 19:23
68%
458
Covid costs Ireland's tourism sector an estimated €13.4bn
The Covid-19 pandemic has cost the tourism sector here €13.4bn and 100,000 jobs have been lost as a result, a new report claims.
Ireland
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
06.09.2021 / 17:59
73%
666
New Covid scheme for business opens to applicants
A new targeted Government funded support scheme, aimed at assisting vulnerable but viable businesses whose earnings have collapsed due to Covid-19 restrictions, has opened for applications.
Ireland
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
02.09.2021 / 09:19
63%
248
Up to 22,000 housing units could be completed this year - BPFI analysis
Housing completions this year could top 22,000, according to an analysis by Banking and Payments Federation Ireland.
Ireland
business
Coronavirus
Analysis
rte.ie
01.09.2021 / 13:45
36%
819
Jobless rate including Covid-19 payouts falls to 12.4% - CSO
The unemployment rate, when adjusted to include those on the Pandemic Unemployment Payment, stood at 12.4% in August.
business
Unemployment
Coronavirus
rte.ie
30.08.2021 / 16:11
93%
822
One overseas traveller for every five in pre-Covid times - CSO
New figures from the Central Statistics Office show a big increase in the level of overseas travel in July compared to June, but the number still remains far below pre-Covid levels.
Ireland
business
FIVE
rte.ie
26.08.2021 / 14:13
79%
236
ICTU urges Govt not to cut PUP for restricted sectors
The Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU) has urged the Government not to reduce the Pandemic Unemployment Payment for out of work workers in sectors that are not yet operational.
Leo Varadkar
Ireland
business
Coronavirus
pup
rte.ie
25.08.2021 / 02:01
80%
699
Number of PUP recipients falls below 150,000 for first time
The number of people due to receive the Pandemic Unemployment Payment (PUP) this week has fallen by less than 4,000 when compared to last week.
Ireland
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
25.08.2021 / 01:27
92%
526
Pedestrianisation of Dublin streets extended by 4 weeks
Dublin City Council has announced a four-week extension to a traffic-free initiative on two streets in the city centre.
Ireland
city Dublin
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
24.08.2021 / 12:09
62%
649
Ibec calls for more autonomy in reopening roadmap
The chief executive of Ibec has told the Government it is vital that the next roadmap to reopening the economy is less prescriptive in nature than previously.
Danny Maccoy
Ireland
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
24.08.2021 / 10:07
86%
540
80% of retailers in rent arrears with landlord - Retail Excellence
80% of retailers are in rent arrears with at least one landlord, a new survey by industry representative body Retail Excellence has revealed.
county Graham
city Duncan, county Graham
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
19.08.2021 / 16:05
36%
229
Ibec: Roadmap 'urgently' needed for experience economy
Business representative group Ibec has growing joined calls for a roadmap for the full reopening of the experience economy, claiming greater urgency is required.
Ireland
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
19.08.2021 / 10:21
74%
210
Vaccine status issue may delay some offices reopening survey finds
Legal restrictions that prevent employers from finding out the coronavirus vaccine status of employees risk delaying the re-opening of offices and are costing businesses money, new research has found.
business
Work
Coronavirus
rte.ie
18.08.2021 / 12:35
74%
258
4,400 PUP recipients closed claims this week
Just over 153,000 people received the Pandemic Unemployment Payment this week, according to figures from the Department of Social Protection.
Heather Humphreys
Ireland
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
11.08.2021 / 13:23
85%
646
ISME: Employers want to know if workers are vaccinated
A leading business representative group has said employers should be allowed to ask if employees are vaccinated before deciding if they can return to offices - saying businesses will be acting "irresponsibly" if they fail to do so.
Usa
Ireland
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
09.08.2021 / 17:23
57%
802
Nightclubs reopen in Scotland as restrictions ease further
Scotland's nightclubbers vowed to be "out every night" as the easing of coronavirus restrictions allowed the venues to reopen for the first time in more than a year.
Scotland
business
World
Coronavirus
rte.ie
09.08.2021 / 15:23
94%
139
Covid adjusted jobless rate falls to pandemic-low of 13.5%
The monthly unemployment rate in July was 6.5%, according to the latest figures from the Central Statistics Office.
business
Unemployment
Coronavirus
rte.ie
06.08.2021 / 11:05
64%
131
CNN fires three employees for coming to work unvaccinated - reports
Three employees at CNN have been fired for violating the network's coronavirus policy by coming into the office unvaccinated, according to US media reports.
Jeff Zucker
Usa
business
World
rte.ie
03.08.2021 / 15:01
55%
535
Number on PUP at lowest level since pandemic began
The number of people in receipt of the Pandemic Unemployment Payment is just under 163,400 this week - the lowest level since the pandemic began.
Heather Humphreys
Ireland
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
27.07.2021 / 10:03
42%
486
Personal Injuries Claims numbers see big fall - PIAB
The number of claims made to the Personal Injuries Assessment Board decreased last year, mainly as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
26.07.2021 / 09:03
87%
513
Ryanair losses widen on Covid travel restrictions
Ryanair has announced a widening of losses in its first quarter, hit by Covid-19 travel restrictions in Europe.
Michael Oleary
Eu
city Dublin
business
RyanAir
Coronavirus
rte.ie
24.07.2021 / 13:59
92%
650
25% will not reopen indoor dining - RAI chief claims
Chief Executive of the Restaurants Association of Ireland Adrian Cummins has said that a quarter of Irish businesses will not reopen for indoor dining immediately.
Adrian Cummins
Ireland
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
22.07.2021 / 10:05
48%
493
UK food supplies under pressure amid 'pingdemic'
Britain's Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng said he was concerned by a so called 'pingdemic' in which hundreds of thousands of workers have been told to self-isolate after being alerted by the NHS Covid app as fears grew of food and fuel shortages.
Kwasi Kwarteng
Britain
business
World
rte.ie
21.07.2021 / 16:17
47%
648
PUP numbers at lowest level since March 2020
New figures from the Department of Social Protection show that the number of people getting the Pandemic Unemployment Payment are at the lowest level since early March 2020.
Heather Humphreys
Ireland
city Dublin
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
19.07.2021 / 09:19
73%
441
Restrictions on non-essential international travel ease
Airlines, airports and the tourism industry are preparing for an uptick in business from this morning as travel restrictions into and out of the country are eased.
Usa
Switzerland
Britain
Ireland
Eu
Norway
Iceland
business
rte.ie
13.07.2021 / 14:11
58%
319
Central Bank urges action on long term mortgage arrears
The Central Bank has said more action is needed from mortgage lenders to deal with long term mortgage arrears.
Ireland
business
Mortgages
Coronavirus
rte.ie
11.07.2021 / 18:53
77%
609
Cabinet to sign off on plans for reopening indoor hospitality
The Cabinet will agree tomorrow afternoon to sign off on plans to reopen indoor hospitality in bars and restaurants, RTÉ News has learned.
Michael D.Higgins
Ireland
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
08.07.2021 / 18:37
38%
169
'No clarity' on reopening for indoor entertainment business
An organisation representing indoor entertainment businesses has said the Government has forgotten the industry, as the focus is on reopening indoor dining.
Ireland
business
Coronavirus
rte.ie
08.07.2021 / 14:23
84%
188
Higher utility bills and transport costs drive inflation higher - CSO
Consumer prices rose by 1.6% in June on an annual basis on the back of higher electricity, gas and transport prices, new figures from Central Statistics Office show today.
Ireland
business
Coronavirus
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