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EY Economic Eye: Domestic Economy In Good Health, Low Inflation, Record Employment and Favourable Growth Outlook

Dublin, 25 September 2024: The Irish economy is continuing to perform well in spite of flat headline GDP according to the latest EY Economic Eye projections, with strong domestic growth and buoyant tax receipts, combined with record numbers in employment and low inflation for the rest of the year and into 2025.

25 Sep 2024 Dublin IE

EY Ireland Expands Leadership Team With Four Key Appointments

Dublin, 24 September 2024: EY Ireland is pleased to announce four senior appointments to its Leadership Team.

24 Sep 2024 Dublin IE

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Global demand for EVs slows as consumer concerns remain over charging infrastructure – EY Global Mobility Consumer Index

Dublin, 09 September 2024: Global demand for electric vehicles (EVs) has slowed, and for prospective EV buyers the main concern is a lack of charging infrastructure, according to the fifth annual EY Global Mobility Consumer Index report.

9 Sep 2024

EOY Finalists profiled in The Irish Times

The EOY Irish Times profile series features unique insights into our 24 finalists and their businesses.

26 Aug 2024

Over 31,000 new residential address points recorded over past twelve months while the vacancy rate remains unchanged at 3.9%

Dublin, 07 August 2024: A total of 31,384 new residential address points were recorded in the twelve months to June 2024, representing a 17.1% increase year-on-year, according to the latest GeoDirectory Residential Buildings Report released today.

7 Aug 2024

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