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Watchdog says Budget 2026 being planned with no ‘clear roadmap’ on fiscal policy

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Taylor Swift Concerts Brought Huge Spending Surge To Dublin, Boi Survey Finds
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Taylor Swift concerts brought huge spending surge to Dublin, BOI survey finds

Over €290 Million Spent In Pubs, Hotels And Restaurants In May
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Over €290 million spent in pubs, hotels and restaurants in May

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Rugby World Cup Drives Irish Spending In France While Volumes At Home Slump
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Rugby World Cup drives Irish spending in France while volumes at home slump

Central Bank Warns Budgetary Oversight Committee Of Spending Pitfalls Ahead Of Budget
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Central Bank warns Budgetary Oversight Committee of spending pitfalls ahead of budget

Volume Of Retail Sales Down By 0.8% In July – Cso
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Volume of retail sales down by 0.8% in July – CSO

Consumer Spending Propped Up By Concert And Cinema Tickets
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Consumer spending propped up by concert and cinema tickets

Government Records €1.8Bn Surplus For First Quarter Of 2023
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Government records €1.8bn surplus for first quarter of 2023

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Consumers Remaining 'Frugal' To Cope With Cost-Of-Living Increases — Survey
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Consumers remaining 'frugal' to cope with cost-of-living increases — survey

Bank Of Ireland Card Spending Falls 7% In April
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Bank of Ireland card spending falls 7% in April

Consumer Sentiment Falls Slightly In March
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Consumer sentiment falls slightly in March

Cost-Of-Living Crisis Takes Its Toll As Consumer Spending Drops
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Cost-of-living crisis takes its toll as consumer spending drops