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High pressure is set to linger over Ireland bringing mostly dry and settled conditions.
The Stability Programme Update is forecasting GDP growth of 4.5% for this year.
The Burnley boss clarified he doesn’t want players to skip the queue ahead of essential workers, the elderly and the vulnerable.
Plans for horse racing, football, basketball, and speedway events have changed after a rise in Covid-19 cases.
Despite Brexit, the Central Bank believes workers are in line for pay increases of up to 7% over the next two years.
Tomorrow will be mainly dry with some scattered showers.
Warren Gatland’s men missed their chance to really put doubt in the Kiwis’ minds.
The Ireland and Leinster number eight had enjoyed a remarkably injury-free career until he missed out on the Six Nations clash with England in March.
Research has shown 80% of Irish people would vote in favour of remaining in the EU.
Temperatures will get progressively colder as the week progresses.
Air from the Arctic is causing some cold weather in Ireland.
Temperatures will drop below zero in some areas.
Temperatures will drop as low as -3°C in some places.
The week will be a mix of showers, sunshine and frost.
The actor has has described himself as “more than optimistic” about the diagnosis.
The ESRI predict that unemployment will fall to 9.8% next year.
New statistics from the European Commission show that recovery is underway.
A group representing Irish businesses has said there are clear signs that the economy has picked up in recent months.
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The nation has held onto its AAA rating but has been warned it could lose its top rating if cut-backs are eased.
Ireland could return to normal lending markets by 2014 according to the economic think tank.
National Irish Bank is less optimistic on Irish export growth as eurozone economies slow down.
The ratings agency says its maintaining its debt ratings for Ireland and describes the country’s economic outlook as ‘stable’.
Irish firms have ranked as the third most pessimistic – coming in only behind Spain and Japan.