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Almost 15,000 Ukrainian Refugees Working In Ireland - Vimarsana News

Almost 15,000 Ukrainian Refugees Working In Ireland

Almost 15,000 Ukrainian refugees are now working in the Irish economy, according to the latest figures.A total of 92,346 Ukrainians have arrived here since t...

Budget 2024: Strong support for State pension increase and rent aid for older people - Vimarsana News

Budget 2024: Strong support for State pension increase and rent aid for older people

There is widespread support for an increase in the state pension in next month’s Budget, with most people also in favour of special measures to help retired people who rent their home.

Businesses 'threading a tightrope' as rising costs sees productivity fall - Vimarsana News

Businesses 'threading a tightrope' as rising costs sees productivity fall

Figures show a fall of 0.1% in domestic labour productivity in the first three months of 2023, with the foreign sector seeing an 8.2% decline

Census shows over 20,000 adults in Limerick living at home with parents as housing crisis continues - Vimarsana News

Census shows over 20,000 adults in Limerick living at home with parents as housing crisis continues

THE consequences of the housing crisis were revealed in Limerick with 20,702 adults living at home with their parents on Census Night 2022.

'Until the issue of the social contract is taken seriously, we are going to see the persistence of the poverty, the homelessness, the exclusion' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

'Until the issue of the social contract is taken seriously, we are going to see the persistence of the poverty, the homelessness, the exclusion' – The Irish Times

Priest, economist and campaigner Dr Seán Healy delivers a parting shot at the Government as he retires from his role at the head of independent think-tank Social Justice Ireland