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Inflation reaches two-year high of 3.7% in April -CSO

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Vapes, Gin And Air Fryers Among Items Added To 'National Basket' To Calculate Inflation
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Vapes, gin and air fryers among items added to 'national basket' to calculate inflation

Inflation Falls To 4.1% In Year To January
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Inflation falls to 4.1% in year to January

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Irish Inflation Slows To 7.7% Amid Hopes Price Rises Have Peaked
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Irish inflation slows to 7.7% amid hopes price rises have peaked

Consumer Prices See Sharpest Monthly Fall Since 2016
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Consumer prices see sharpest monthly fall since 2016

Inflation Growth Slows A Touch To 8.9% In November
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Inflation growth slows a touch to 8.9% in November

Soaring Energy And Housing Costs Push Irish Inflation To 9.2%
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Soaring energy and housing costs push Irish inflation to 9.2%

Irish Inflation Drops To 8.2% Amid Cost-Of-Living Squeeze
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Irish inflation drops to 8.2% amid cost-of-living squeeze

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Video: Inflation Reaches New High, Thousands Of Students Await Cao Offers
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Video: Inflation reaches new high, thousands of students await CAO offers

Inflation Hits 9.1% In Largest Cost-Of-Living Squeeze Since 1980S – Cso
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Inflation hits 9.1% in largest cost-of-living squeeze since 1980s – CSO

Cost Of Living: Inflation Surges To 22-Year High As Staple Food Costs Soar
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Cost of living: Inflation surges to 22-year high as staple food costs soar

Inflation: Consumer Prices Up 5% In January
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Inflation: Consumer prices up 5% in January