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The rate ofDespite the good news on unemployment, Ireland’s
deepened in May, with conditions deteriorating at a pace not seen since the initial phase of the pandemic in 2020, new AIB research has highlighted. Ian Curran reports.in the Irish economy fell to 5.4 per cent in May on the back of falling energy prices, according to the latest harmonised index of consumer prices . This compares to 6.3 per cent in April and an annual increase of 7 per cent in the euro zone in the same period. Eoin has the story.despite local opposition.
, GTLK Europe DAC and GTLK Europe Capital DAC, which are registered in Ireland. Aodhan O’Faolain was in court. Offshore energy businesses could hire and retrain engineers who lost their jobs in recent big tech lay-offs to ease a labour squeeze in their industry, Barry reports, as specialist consultancy Gavin & Doherty Geosolutions said it wouldStaying with offshore energy, French energy firm
is to develop two significant offshore floating wind energy farms in Irish waters, replacing Shell, which pulled out of the schemes last year. Ian has the story.along with the provision of a company car, Ken Foxe reports. GRI said the existing €132,920 salary for the role had not been reviewed in many years and was “no longer reflective” of the remuneration packages for senior management positions in the public or private sector.
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