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The severity of the housing crisis has been laid bare in a report showing demand for new homes has more than doubled.

The rate of inflation has eased slightly – but more price pressures are on the way from the hike in excise duty on petrol and diesel that kicks in today.

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Ireland’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate for May 2023 (for all persons aged 15-74 years) was down to 3.8% from a rate of 4.2% in May 2022, according to data from the Central Statistics Office.

Census 2022: 26.7% of workers in Louth working from home at least one day per week

Local population levels say significant growth over the last 6 years, with 152,209 people identified as living in the region.

Irish and dual-Irish citizens now make up 84% of the population.

The dog days of summer may be on the horizon, but they might be not enough to banish the blues of last winter’s energy crisis: the Commission for Energy Regulation earlier this month warned that consumers shouldn’t expect electricity and gas prices to fall back to 2021 levels any time soon.

Suppliers tied to expensive hedging deals struck during crisis

There is a wealth of human potential in our villages that doesnt shine through. Governments, corporates, civil institutions, and communities need to join forces to help build this youth