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TD Timmy Dooley speaking at the Environment Ireland 2026 Conference THE Shannon Estuary and Foynes have the potential to become a major hub for Ireland’s offshore renewable energy industry, according ...
News Ireland » Clare » Economy: Irish economic miracle explained: Why all that glitters isn't gold
When Ireland's GDP figures for 2025 came in, a startling 12.3% in real terms, many spoke of a fresh economic miracle. The number, taken at face value, looks extraordinary: no advanced economy grows in ...
News Ireland » Clare » Economy: US Big Tech Companies’ Complicated Role in Ireland’s Booming Economy
Ireland, despite its small land size and population, is among the wealthiest countries in the world. The island nation boasted a GDP per capita of $104,270 in 2023, according to the IMF, next only to ...
News Ireland » Clare » Economy: Irish economy soared in 2025 on weight-loss drugs boom
Ireland’s economy soared last year, lifted by its close ties to the U.S. even as President Trump raised tariffs on imports from Europe and urged businesses to bring more of their overseas production ...
News Ireland » Clare » Economy: Golf contributes over €700m annually to Irish economy, reveals new report
A new study from Golf Ireland, in collaboration with The R&A, found that golf supports 15,600 jobs and contributes €717m in direct economic value to Ireland every year. Conducted by the Sport Industry ...
News Ireland » Clare » Economy: Ireland’s Export-led Economy Looks Robust Enough to Withstand Higher US Trade Tariffs for Now
If the 15% tariff regime proves durable, companies in sectors crucial for the Irish economy – aeronautics and pharmaceuticals – are unlikely to move production facilities out of Ireland given the ...
News Ireland » Clare » Economy: Irish Economy had More Momentum than Anticipated, Consumer Spending Expected to Rise – Bank of Ireland Report
Bank of Ireland’s latest economic forecasts for Ireland have been revised upwards. The bank has revised upwards projections “for GDP (4.3%), modified domestic demand (4%) and employment (2.2%) growth ...