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Gill Stedman

Ireland

Reporter and Multimedia Journalist at RTÉ

Articles

  • 1 week ago | rte.ie | Gill Stedman

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  • 2 weeks ago | rte.ie | Gill Stedman

    Mainport Shipping has welcomed a new survey support ship to Cork amid strong demand for seabed survey vessels in the European wind energy market. The new ship, Mainport Edge, was constructed by Fujian Mawei Shipbuilding in China and is 59.6 metres in length overall. It is the second wind energy offshore support ship in the Mainport Shipping fleet.

  • 2 weeks ago | rte.ie | Gill Stedman

    Land sales across Ireland reached €121 million between January and March this year, the strongest three month period since 2019. The data from property advisor Savills Ireland shows there were 15 transactions during the quarter, putting the average deal size at €8.1 million. This was slightly above the five-year average of €7.2 million. The top five deals accounted for around €100 million, with residential transactions making up three of these.

  • 2 weeks ago | rte.ie | Gill Stedman

    Irish people saved more money than the EU average during the Covid pandemic, new data shows. The analysis carried out by the Central Bank suggests that Irish people are holding onto those savings. Household deposits stood at €162 billion in February, according to figures published by the Central Bank earlier this week.

  • 3 weeks ago | rte.ie | Gill Stedman

    Tax receipts in the first three months of the year were up 8.9% on the same time last year. Figures from the Department of Finance show that tax take stood at €21.9 billion at the end of March. This is excluding a payment of €1.7 billion which was part of a settlement made by Apple. The payment related to the Court of Justice of the European Union judgement which said the iPhone maker had to repay €14 billion to Ireland in back taxes.