Ireland is world's most globalised country for third year in a row.
13.03.04
Ireland and the world. 13.03.04
Benefits
paid in 7 counties exceed tax take. G. Fiztgerald. 24.01.04
Redundancies
in 2003 at highest level for 19 years. 10.01.04
Ireland
is the 'fifth most free economy'. 10.01.04
Manufacturing
sector must be protected - Intel. 12.01.04
State
must build on the success of medical device industry. 12.01.04
How
the new membership will affect us economically. 05.01.04
Better
outlook for the economy.
02.01.04
On
the one hand... and on the other.... 02.01.04
Slowdown
seems more a blessing than curse.
02.01.04
ICTU
calls for corporate tax harmonisation.
02.01.04
Congress
is predicting another decade of rapid change.
02.01.04
Excellence
achieved, but a huge catch-up still require. M. Mansergh. 06/12/03
Rigorous
social and economic analysis the way forward. 02/12/03
Budget
changes may lure foreign firms to State.
05.12.03
Could
higher taxation be the best solution to the State's problems. 01/12/03
Comings
and goings are more than we thought. G. Fiztgerald. 08/11/03
'Tiger
may bite back' on positive sentiment. Dan McLaughlin. 07/11/03
Loose
thinking on Luas. 4.11.03
Key
advice to Government is to keep spending - just try to do it better.
31.10.03
252,000
move to Ireland in last 6 years. Liam Reid.
31.10.03
Less
is more as ESRI attacks spending record. 29.10.03
Jobs
warning as farmers' EU pay link to production ends. 20.10.03
Spirit
and optimism despite bleak statistics. 20.10.03
Scale
of Immigration. 15.10.03
Forget
GNP: education and health are the new issues for economists. 13.10.03
We
want more bang for our spending buck. 10.10.03
ESRI's
upbeat forecast may yet come to pass. 10.10.03
Economy
facing into decade of turbulence. 10.10.03
Use
Shannon for 5 million passengers. 7/10/03
Republic
leads EU in health spending - journal. Kitty Holland. 29.09.03
Government must learn to stand
back. 19.09.03
Good
marks for education.
18.09.03
Pragmatism
on jobs. 17.09.03
Minimum
wage to be EU's third highest, says SFA. 09.09.03
Multinationals
voice fears over new EU directives. 05.09.03
One-size-fits-all
pay deal too rich for many firms. By Dr Dan McLaughlin. 17.01
Business
weighs up whether it's a deal too far. 17.01.03
Republic
must aim higher to attract foreign investment. 17.01.03
Fighting
Inflation. 18/01/03
Inflation
rate set to reach 6 per cent in first quarter. 18/01/03
Staying competitive.
10.01.03
Agriculture's
National Role. 10.01.03
Irish
exporters suffer as rise in euro value dents competitive advantage. 11.01.03
Charlie's
Budget not very business friendly. 06/12/2002. David Kennedy
Let's
hope Finance has it wrong for
next year.
Garret FitzGerald.
07/12/2002
Economy
left exposed as Budget lifts inflation above EU average. 07/12/2002
McCreevy
could have borrowed more 05/12/2002. by Jim O'Leary
New
era of tight packages is ushered in 05/12/2002
Department forecasts
fiscal stability By Una McCaffrey. 5/12/02
EC
approves of McCreevy's firm stand by A. beesley 5/12/02
From
prudence to politics and back again for McCreevy. 30/11/02. by G.
FitzGerald
Widening
the gap between rich and poor was deliberate 28/11/2002. E.
Fitzgerald.
Persisting
with benchmarking will be our downfall By Ciaran Dolan 28/11/2002
Commission
runs risk of politicising fiscal policy. 28/11/2002. C. McCarthy.
Favouring
too many towns will ruin plan 28/11/2002 by F. McDonald
On
the road to ruin if McCreevy fails to read the signposts
26/11/2002
McCreevy
must get balance right as he walks tightrope
25/11/2002
State
set to top growth list in 2003 By Dominic Coyle 25/11/2002
Central
Bank governor can still flex his fiscal muscles
By Siobhán Creaton, (22
Over
Here But Under Appreciated. 12/11/02
McCreevy's
message is vote Yes to Nice for jobs, growth and investment. 23/09/02
Introduction
of skilled workers is key to growth in economy. 03/09/02
Surviving
a return hardship. 19/08/02
IMF
report may err on optimistic side by Jim O'Leary. 16/08/02
Pretending
we're on top of the world. 13/08/02
Outlook
is not all gloom and doom.
09/08/2002
ESRI
warns on outloo for Irish inflation By Una McCaffrey.
26/07/02.
Home
to a nation of whingers. 02/08/02
High
productivity and restrained wages vital for building industry.
02/08/02
FitzGerald
says EU goodwill is crucial to State.
30/07/02
Government
and social partners set parameters for any pay deal 26/07/2002
Battered
consumers have reasons to be gloomy by Jim O'Leary. 26/07/02
Republic
needs to recapture its competitive edge. by Pat Delaney 26/07/02
Recovery
depends on the bigger picture and tough choices by Danny
McCoy.
26/07/02
Growth
grinds to a halt in the last quarter of 2000.
1/05/200
Growth
'hinges' on strong euro. 29/04/02.
Parties
are anxious to prove their financial credentials. 29/04/02
Giant
financial headache is in store for next government. by Garrret FiztGerald
27/04/02
Politicians
say we must return to borrowing. 27/04/02
Years
of 'Tiger' were more about catching up than tearaway growth.
by Cormac O Grada 26/04/02
Immigration
is not just about commerce. by Robert Watt 26/04/02
Can
EU applicants ignore our slap in the face? By Garret FitzGerald (13/04/02)
Spending
by FF is over the Rainbow! (11/04/02)
Report
reveals fall in foreign investment as US firms slump
(11/04/02)
State
spending has lagged GDP growth (22/03/2002)
Another
Ireland" (18/03/2002)
Ireland must change rapidly or endure paralysis
PPF
pay increases still modest
Uncharted
seas beckon for the good ship Economy
Downturn
will become yesterday's news
Experts
differ once again on what's in store for economy. 27/12/02
When
it comes to developing a truly national motorway plan, less is more. by
James Nix. 27/12/02
Pharmaceuticals
drive export growth. 24/12/02
All
indicators point to state of chassis in 2003. 13/12/02
Pact
should not be allowed become an end in itself. 12/12/02. Jim O'Leary
Lessons
from abroad should help us devise an equitable third-level system. 1/12