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Evictions of tenants resume and numbers of asylum seekers rise while country is short of 250,000 homes
Also in this newsletter: why the news has not been universally welcomed in Wales
Ireland’s GDP increase single-handedly prevented the eurozone economy from stagnating last quarter
Programme that netted Dublin €1.25bn in 10 years was especially popular with wealthy Chinese
Rich individuals worried about Beijing’s economic prospects flock to Dublin’s investment-for-residency scheme
Housing supply shortages, the cost of living crisis and the prospect of tech lay-offs are squeezing the next generation
Mass sackings are a blow to staff, but come amid rising concerns the country has grown too reliant on the industry
Lender refused access to cheaper products ‘with little to no regard for the impacts on its customers’
Dublin invested €4.7bn in lender during crisis that crashed the economy
Three Irish lenders in prime position as competitors exit market and interest rates rise
Pandemic-enhanced revenues from multinationals give Dublin more scope to mitigate the cost of living crisis
Target of 25% is ‘massive, massive ask’, says key agriculture sector, though climate campaigners fear it is not enough
Country’s second-biggest lender failed to give customers access to cheap interest rates
Boris Johnson’s ‘dual regulatory framework’ threatens future of the biggest all-Ireland integrated industry
Country paves way for its biggest bank to exit majority state ownership
More freight is bypassing the UK and heading straight for the EU
Some businesses benefit greatly from the bespoke trade arrangements while others struggle
Dublin poised to ditch 12.5% rate that has been cornerstone of its economic policy
As the government plans a return to normality, it should jettison salary caps
A century after partition, political division remains entrenched in language
Country’s CAP funds will be diverted to ecological schemes and less intensive farming
Irish exporters move more goods directly to EU to avoid the risk of UK border delays
As frustration grows over Northern Ireland protocol, UK-born applicants dominate demands for Irish passports
State sets out six-month plan to start offloading 13.9% holding acquired during financial crisis
Sticking with a low corporate tax rate could turn it into a pariah nation
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