Unemployment

Unemployment rate increased to 4.9% in July

Irish social protection minister ‘not thinking of introducing national service’

Jobseekers to get up to €450 in weekly social welfare payments, but there's a ca...

Cost of living crisis hitting young adults as just 8 per cent positive about the...

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'Remarkable growth' in employment numbers as Ireland reaches record levels

State’s unemployment rate at 20-year record low

Dundalk Live Register dropped almost 50% in last six years

Number of people on welfare rose across all counties bar one in 12 months - CSO

Live register figures increase in every county but one over 12 months

Unemployment rate remains steady as labour market ‘holds its nerve’

Ireland’s jobless rate jumps to 4.3% in August

Employment rate among workers aged 15-64 at record high

Linking unemployment benefits to previous earnings leads to weaker work incentiv...

Still twice as many Irish people unemployed compared to pre-Covid figures

JOBS ALERT: Vacancy at busy Dundalk office

Government support needed to tackle 80% Traveller unemployment rate

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Live Register falls in Dundalk but at slower rate than the rest of Louth

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Dundalk sees drop in Live Register on 2016 figures

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‘Taoiseach has nothing new to say’ - Adams
Commenting today on an RTÉ interview with Taoiseach Enda Kenny, Sinn Féin leader and TD for Louth Gerry Adams said:
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This isn’t makey-up-stuff - Adams

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Louth one of the hardest hit by crisis says report

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Gallagher confirms his intentions