Paschal Donohoe was speaking following the publication of a report on the potential impact of tariffs.

A significant minority (nearly 40 per cent of young men, and 32 per cent of young women) do not always use either condoms or other forms of contraception when having sex

Child income poverty has fluctuated more in Northern Ireland than in the Republic of Ireland, according to a new report.

The Tánaiste was asked whether the Government planned to set fresh targets for the next five years ahead of the general election.

Holly Cairns said ministers have tried to ‘splash cash around indiscriminately’.

Long-term exposure to air pollution has been linked to pooer mental health in older people, according to research published on Monday

The Housing Minister said further funding would be needed if housing targets are increased.

The ESRI has estimated the number homes needed based on projected population growth at local authority-level

The new statistics show that the cost of rent has gone up by 5.9% in existing tenancies and 9.1% for new renters in the last year.

It comes as new statistics show that the cost of rent has gone up by 5.9% in existing tenancies and 9.1% for new renters in the last year.

At their height, Covid-related employment schemes ed around one million individuals and 37,000 enterprises.

The Minister for Health, Stephen Donnelly has previously announced plans to open 147 additional acute beds in 2024. 

The main care recipients are younger siblings and grandparents or other older relatives. More than half of young caregivers care for multiple people

The study investigated different forms of ableism, the stigma and discrimination faced by people with disabilities.

The ESRI has backed the Government over it's handling of the 5-percent spending rule in the budget

A new second tier of child benefit could lift 40,000 children in Ireland out of poverty, according to a new report

There will be ‘a significant moderation’ in the inflation rate as price pressures begin to ease, the think tank said.

The ESRI said life expectancy in the Republic is higher than Northern Ireland.

The Esri report shows that the longer children are exposed to inadequate housing from birth to nine-years-old, the more harm they experience

Between January and June 2022, 6,494 applications for international protection were lodged in Ireland, with factors such as the war in Ukraine and labour market shortages contributing, according to new research

The analysis by the Economic and Social Research Institute identified eight characteristics linked to prolonged periods of unemployment in 2018

A €4.1 billion package of measures to help insulate people from the rising cost of living was announced along with Budget 2023.

Public acute hospital workforce requirements are set to increase across all geographic regions as the population grows and ages, according to the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI)

The level of investment declined sharply in sectors hit particularly hard by public health restrictions

Taoiseach Micheal Martin said there must be a balance found in order to avoid “a stagflation situation”.

Sinn Fein’s Pearse Doherty said his party is calling for targeted measures to help people now.

The Irish economy is to continue to grow in 2022 despite forecasts that inflation will average at 7.1 per cent in 2022, according to a report by the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI).