Results for "Irish economy"

Moderate growth expected for Irish economy – AIB Economic Outlook

29 Oct AIB’s report forecasts a steady pace of economic growth for Ireland, with modified domestic demand (MDD) set to rise by 2.3% in 2024

Lidl’s €1.6B boost to Irish economy in 2023

15 Feb Lidl’s new Supplier and Business Partner Impact report highlights the positive impact on the Irish economy while championing Ireland’s agri-food...

John Lawlor, Director of DKM Economic Consultants; JP Scally, Managing Director, Lidl; and Shaun McKevitt, Terra Ltd, one of Lidl’s 180 suppliers

Lidl’s contribution to Irish economy is revealed

15 Apr Over €500m in Irish food & drink sourced by Lidl in 2015

Irish seafood economy grows 15% to a record value of €1.26b

12 Apr Despite the dual challenges of Brexit and Covid-19, the industry recovered from the trading difficulties experienced in 2020

The 24th operational whiskey distillery in Ireland opened its doors last week

Irish whiskey industry invested €1.55 billion in all-island economy over last 10 years

8 Dec Irish whiskey experienced phenomenal decade, going from four distilleries to 38

Lidl surpasses €2bn spend with Irish suppliers

9 Feb Retailer doubles its spend with Irish suppliers and business partners since 2022 and boosts exports by 12.5% year on year, championing Irish food on...

Claire Tolan from Irish Distillers elected chair of Drinks Ireland

4 Feb She will succeed Pat Rigney, founder and managing director of ‘The Shed Distillery of PJ Rigney’ in her new role

Irish Whiskey Association welcomes announcement of EU-India free trade agreement

28 Jan The Irish Whiskey Association welcomes the EU-India FTA, cutting tariffs and opening major growth opportunities in the world’s largest whiskey...

Irish consumer prices rise 2.7%

7 Jan CSO flash estimate shows Irish HICP inflation at 2.7% in December 2025, with food prices up over the year

AI fakes make Irish consumers vulnerable

28 Nov Victims spend an average of 8.9 days resolving online scams and 50% of those targeted say they now avoid shopping with smaller or unfamiliar brands