#Irish Economy

[goldgro]

Ireland's Golden Coast: An Investment Opportunity Beyond the Emerald Isle's Beauty

The stunning landscapes of Ireland's coastlines are more than just picturesque backdrops; they're becoming a prime destination for retirees, significantly impacting property market trends. Recent reports from the IPAV (Institute of Professional Auctioneers and Valuers), reveal a surge in demand from semi-retired and retired individuals, driving up house prices in these coveted areas. This trend isn't just a local phenomenon; it's a strategic move reflecting broader shifts in lifestyle preferences and investment considerations.

Decoding Ireland's Coastal Property Surge: A Data-Driven Perspective

The figures tell a powerful story. While national average house prices in Ireland have seen robust growth (approaching 10% annually in recent years), coastal counties have experienced even more dramatic increases – with some areas reporting surges of over 20% in the last 12 months for certain property types, and remarkable appreciation exceeding 60% since 2020 in select locations. This isn't a fleeting trend; it's a sustained upward trajectory fueled by concrete demand and limited supply, characteristic of a mature and appreciating market.

The data, sourced from the provided housing price index (July-December 2024), reveals critical insights:

Regional Disparities, Strategic Opportunities: The highest price points cluster around Dublin (Wicklow, Kildare, Meath) and major urban centers like Cork and Galway City. However, significant percentage increases are evident in counties like Donegal, Roscommon, Leitrim, and Clare. This suggests strong potential for future value appreciation in these "emerging" coastal markets.

Property Type Matters: The consistent price differential between 2-bed apartments, 3-bed semis, and 4-bed semis highlights the importance of aligning investment with intended use (rental income vs. personal residence).

The "Retirement Effect" is Real: Reports and anecdotal evidence from real estate professionals (as cited in publications like the Irish Independent) confirm that a significant portion of demand is coming from retirees and those approaching retirement. This demographic is often less constrained by location and more focused on quality of life and long-term investment.

Beyond Lifestyle: The Strategic Advantages of Investing in Coastal Ireland

For international investors, the appeal of Ireland's coast goes beyond the idyllic lifestyle. It offers a compelling combination of factors:

Stable and Secure Market: Ireland's property market is well-regulated and transparent, offering a secure environment for investment.

Euro-Denominated Asset: Investing in Euro-denominated property provides diversification and a hedge against currency fluctuations.

Attractive Rental Yields: In certain areas, rental yields can be attractive, particularly for properties catering to the tourism sector or long-term rentals.

Favorable Tax Environment (with expert advice): Ireland has a relatively favorable tax environment for property investment, but navigating the specifics requires expert advice. GoldGro.com can connect you with qualified tax advisors.

Pathways to Residency: Ireland offers various residency options, including the Stamp 0 visa, which is particularly relevant for retirees. GoldGro.com specializes in guiding clients through these processes.

English-Speaking Advantage: For investors from English-speaking countries, the lack of a language barrier simplifies transactions and daily life.

EU Membership: Ireland is still within the EU, providing additional security, compared with UK.

Irish County Housing Prices Comparison (July-December 2024)

This table presents a clear overview of the housing price landscape across Ireland's counties:

Irish County Housing Prices Comparison

County 2-Bed Apartment 3-Bed Semi 4-Bed Semi Price (€) % Change Price (€) % Change Price (€) % Change Donegal140,000+20.4%215,000+18.6%263,334+21.4% Leitrim154,667+15.6%218,334+12.9%261,000+10.3% Monaghan162,161+8.5%245,000+8.6%306,359+4.8% Sligo127,500+10.9%240,000+11.6%275,000+5.8% Cavan137,500+14.8%237,500+15.9%272,500+12.4% Mayo155,000+13.4%250,000+13.6%280,000+13.5% Louth191,667+9.5%326,667+10.7%375,000+8.2% Roscommon108,750+21.1%202,500+10.5%230,000+14.3% Longford115,000+10.4%210,000+8.0%240,000+6.4% Meath246,250+11.9%370,000+8.0%436,250+7.7% Galway County169,000+12.7%257,250+9.5%325,500+10.3% Westmeath208,334+15.7%286,667+12.4%328,334+13.2% Galway City285,000+13.5%415,000+9.2%457,500+13.7% Offaly155,000+16.2%253,334+9.4%290,000+5.5% Kildare267,000+7.8%420,000+8.2%456,334+7.4% Clare182,000+17.4%287,500+14.1%352,500+10.8% Laois188,750+14.9%250,000+8.7%318,000+14.3% Wicklow310,432+7.4%457,744+5.5%563,000+6.2% Limerick233,000+18.1%347,500+13.9%416,250+13.5% Kilkenny210,000+15.1%295,000+7.3%370,000+9.6% Carlow152,500+18.4%257,500+11.1%295,000+13.7% Kerry182,500+13.4%295,000+7.3%362,500+8.2% Tipperary106,250+14.9%205,000+6.5%245,000+7.7% Wexford160,000+11.6%259,667+7.4%295,000+6.6% Waterford157,000+8.3%281,667+9.2%330,000+8.2% Cork City294,750+10.2%396,250+7.8%478,750+8.2% Cork County195,429+6.0%323,572+12.0%369,286+8.2%

Source: IPAV

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Dublin Housing Prices Comparison (July-December 2024)

This table presents a clear overview of the housing price landscape in Dublin:

Dublin Housing Price Analysis

Area 2-Bed Apartment 3-Bed Semi 4-Bed Semi Price (€) % Change Price (€) % Change Price (€) % Change North County Dublin375,584+5.3%566,917+6.6%680,000+4.3% Dublin 15295,000+10.5%428,000+5.7%486,250+4.0% Dublin 9405,000+9.5%710,000+6.0%825,000+9.3% Dublin 7360,000+7.5%680,000+6.3%820,000+5.1% Dublin 3424,876+6.8%749,175+10.2%887,250+8.2% Dublin 1360,000+4.3%515,000+5.1%575,000+3.6% Dublin 2460,000+7.0%715,000+5.9%890,000+3.5% Dublin 4532,500+9.8%1,037,500+7.2%1,425,000+9.6% Dublin 6511,000+7.6%950,000+10.8%1,200,000+11.6% Dublin 12300,000+3.4%525,000+6.1%675,000+5.5% Dublin 14450,667+7.6%710,000+6.2%845,000+7.8% Dublin 18445,000+3.5%635,000+5.8%760,000+4.8% Dublin 24275,000+10.7%423,334+9.0%498,334+11.2% South County Dublin425,000+6.0%620,000+10.9%858,000+12.7%

Source: IPAV

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Residency Expertise: We offer expert guidance on Ireland's residency pathways, including the Stamp 0 Visa, ensuring a seamless transition.

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Seize the Opportunity: Invest in Ireland's Coastal Lifestyle

The rising demand for coastal properties in Ireland presents a unique opportunity to secure your dream lifestyle and make a sound investment. GoldGro.com can guide you through the process, ensuring a smooth and successful transition. Contact us today to explore our services and begin your journey to Ireland's stunning coastlines.

Sources:

IPAV: Institute of Professional Auctioneers and Valuers

Irish Independent: Retirees now driving up house prices in scenic areas along Ireland’s coastline

Irish Times: Property prices likely to rise by close to 10% again this year - Ipav

Disclaimer:

This analysis is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or legal advice. Readers should conduct their own research and consult with qualified professionals before making any financial decisions.

[gideonisms]

trying with every bone in my body not to use this as a notes app and still kinda failing. anyone else feeling Tolerated but not liked irl on this fine night

[vyorei]

Hey guys maybe if the West gets money-scared they'll stop the genocide

[just-ray]

“I just had a rap battle with an ai on the budget”

“Only you could say that”

@is-maith-liom-tae

[head-post]

1 in 5 workers in Ireland labelled as low-paid, EU report reveals

Data from a new report published by the European Commission shows that 19.8 per cent of workers in Ireland were classed as low-paid in 2022 – the 7th highest rate among the 27 EU member states and above the EU average of 14.7 per cent, according to BreakingNews.IE.

The proportion of Irish workers considered low paid was also effectively unchanged since a similar earnings survey was conducted in 2018.

Low-paid workers are defined as those who earn two-thirds or less than the median gross hourly earnings in the country where they work.

Median gross hourly earnings in the Republic in October 2022 were €20.30 – the 4th highest in the EU at the time – making anyone earning €13.53 or less per hour before tax in Ireland considered a low-paid worker.

The figures are based on the gross hourly earnings of all workers in businesses with 10 or more employees in all sectors of the economy, excluding agriculture, forestry and fisheries, and public administration and defence. Earnings include overtime pay, shift premiums, allowances, bonuses and commissions.

The report also shows that there are more women than men among low-paid workers in the EU. In Ireland, 22.7 per cent of female workers were low-paid in 2022, compared to the EU average of 17.1 per cent.

The data also shows that 17.6 per cent of men in the Republic are low-paid workers – the 6th highest rate and above the EU average of 12.6 per cent.

According to the report, low-paid workers make up 25.2 per cent of all workers under the age of 30 in the EU – this is about twice as much as low-paid workers in older age groups.

The report also highlights that the lower a person’s level of education, the more likely they are to be a low-paid worker: 27.5 per cent of young school leavers are classified as low-paid, compared to 4.8 per cent of workers with a university degree. Median monthly earnings in Ireland at the time were €3,323.

Highest inequalities in the EU

The report also shows that Ireland had one of the highest inequalities in the EU for high-paid workers in 2022.

According to the report, the top 10 per cent of the highest paid workers in Ireland earned 2.2 times more than workers with an average hourly wage. Only the highest paid workers in Cyprus, Bulgaria, Portugal and Romania had a bigger pay gap with the average worker.

According to the latest data, the share of low-paid workers varied significantly across EU countries in 2022. Bulgaria had the highest share (26.8 per cent), followed by Romania (23.9 per cent), Latvia (23.3 per cent) and Greece (21.2 per cent).

In contrast, only 1.8 per cent of workers in Portugal are classified as low-paid, followed by Sweden (4.1 per cent), Finland (6.5 per cent) and Italy (8.8 per cent). Other countries with less than 10 per cent of workers in the low-wage category are Slovenia, France and Denmark.

Read more HERE

[iishmael]

bought a new book even tho I’m still 3 books behind on my goodreads goals. Help

[heritageposts]

Ask an older generation of white South Africans when they first felt the bite of anti-apartheid sanctions, and some point to the moment in 1968 when their prime minister, BJ Vorster, banned a tour by the England cricket team because it included a mixed-race player, Basil D’Oliveira. After that, South Africa was excluded from international cricket until Nelson Mandela walked free from prison 22 years later. The D’Oliveira affair, as it became known, proved a watershed in drumming up popular support for the sporting boycott that eventually saw the country excluded from most international competition including rugby, the great passion of the white Afrikaners who were the base of the ruling Nationalist party and who bitterly resented being cast out. For others, the moment of reckoning came years later, in 1985 when foreign banks called in South Africa’s loans. It was a clear sign that the country’s economy was going to pay an ever higher price for apartheid. Neither of those events was decisive in bringing down South Africa’s regime. Far more credit lies with the black schoolchildren who took to the streets of Soweto in 1976 and kicked off years of unrest and civil disobedience that made the country increasingly ungovernable until changing global politics, and the collapse of communism, played its part. But the rise of the popular anti-apartheid boycott over nearly 30 years made its mark on South Africans who were increasingly confronted by a repudiation of their system. Ordinary Europeans pressured supermarkets to stop selling South African products. British students forced Barclays Bank to pull out of the apartheid state. The refusal of a Dublin shop worker to ring up a Cape grapefruit led to a strike and then a total ban on South African imports by the Irish government. By the mid-1980s, one in four Britons said they were boycotting South African goods – a testament to the reach of the anti-apartheid campaign. . . . The musicians union blocked South African artists from playing on the BBC, and the cultural boycott saw most performers refusing to play in the apartheid state, although some, including Elton John and Queen, infamously put on concerts at Sun City in the Bophuthatswana homeland. The US didn’t have the same sporting or cultural ties, and imported far fewer South African products, but the mobilisation against apartheid in universities, churches and through local coalitions in the 1980s was instrumental in forcing the hand of American politicians and big business in favour of financial sanctions and divestment. By the time President FW de Klerk was ready to release Mandela and negotiate an end to apartheid, a big selling point for part of the white population was an end to boycotts and isolation. Twenty-seven years after the end of white rule, some see the boycott campaign against South Africa as a guide to mobilising popular support against what is increasingly condemned as Israel’s own brand of apartheid.

. . . continues at the guardian (21 May, 2021)

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“Has anybody seen Duke?”

“He’s getting a massage”

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“Why is Tim not waking up? We’re boarding soon”

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“Master Jason, please don’t draw on your brother’s face while he’s unconscious”

“It’s our chance, let’s ditch Drake for real”

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“How in the hell you got a North Korean passport?”

“Are you wearing red hair in your Irish passport?”

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[deansawthetvglow]

you heard it here first, folks.

#amvaugust is ON.

the point of this event is to stimulate the supernatural amv economy, if you will, so all prompts and music eras are suggestions. feel free to make a million little fancams, or a full length manifesto that takes you all month.

all you have to do is: make an spn amv. post it with the hashtag #amvaugust . repeat.

week one (aug 1-7)

Mini AMV.

use this week to warm up, make a short amv that gets you back into the swing of things. focus on timing, music selection and trimming unnecessary fat.

alternate theme: focus on a certain color in supernatural and follow it!

music era: 1960-1970

week two (aug 8-14)

Here and Queer.

use this week as an ode to queer characters and ships. consider using music created by queer people! tell us a story!! tell us Your story!

alternate theme: silly music (think weird al, comedy music, etc.)

music era: 2010-2020

week three (aug 15-21):

Creep.

whether it's an ode to a monster, or a bloody battle, lean into the dark side of spn this week.

alternate theme: eldernatural (odes to aging (think bobby and rufus, mildred baker, that one irish guy etc.))

music era: 1990-2000

week four (aug 21-30):

The AMV You've Been Missing.

use this week (or month) to make the AMV you've been wanting to see in the world. let this be your motivation to MAKE IT!!!!

alternate themes: sleeper characters or crack ships

music era: 1970-1980

GOOD LUCK!

HAVE FUN!

💗SEE YOU IN A FEW💗

[blueiscoool]

1,000-Year-Old Viking Coins Deemed Treasure

Most of the coins were minted during the reign of England's first king.

A trove of 1,000-year-old Viking coins, unearthed on the Isle of Man, a British island territory located in the Irish sea, is officially treasure. Variously intact and fragmented, the coins had been discovered by John Crowe and David O’Hare while using metal detectors on the private land in May. The artifacts were later studied by the U.S.-based researcher Kristin Bornholdt Collins, an expert on Viking Age coins from the Isle of Man.

“This new hoard might be compared to a wallet containing all kinds of credit cards, notes, and coins, perhaps of different nationalities, such as when you prepare to travel overseas, and shows the variety of currencies available to an Irish Sea trader or inhabitants of Man in this period,” Bornholdt Collins said in a statement.

“Combined, the hoards provide a rare chance to study the contents side by side, right down to the detail of the dies used to strike the coins,” she added. “Having this much closely dated comparative material from separate finds is highly unusual.”

The coins, which date between between 1000 and 1065 C.E., are being described as a “a good size savings account,” according to Manx National Heritage curator of archaeology Alison Fox. The majority of the coins that were found were minted during the reign of Edward the Confessor (1042 to 1066 C.E.), one of the first kings to rule England, when the country was regularly invaded by Vikings. They relics also represent two earlier rulers: Edward’s father, Aethelred, and the Viking king Cnut.

The Isle of Man once boasted strong ties to Viking culture. During the 9th century, Norseman first came to this area in the Irish Sea where they fished, traded, and cultivated the land eventually settling there. The Island of Man which is located in the center of the British Islands, was also an important base for Vikings of this era.

The unique find—the second discovery of ancient coins made on the island this year—has now been declared treasure by the Isle of Man Deputy Coroner of Inquests.

“This is a wonderful find which helps further our understanding of the complex Viking Age economy in the Isle of Man, where more Viking Age silver has been discovered per square kilometer than in England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales,” Fox noted.

The coins will be displayed at the Manx Museum through 13 October where viewers will be able to see this piece of Viking history up close and personal.

By Anni Irish.

[vyorei]

I would love to hear how Israeli economy is suffering pls <3

Well I have these so they might be worth taking a look:

[just-ray]

The budget guys….I am actually at a loss for words.

I think I’m going to need a few minutes because I am genuinely just dumbfounded. I watched the budget today live as it was being announced and I’m just…I don’t even know.

[head-post]

Northern Ireland’s unemployment rate falls to record low

Northern Ireland’s record low unemployment rate is a positive step, but the region still has a high proportion of economically inactive adults, The Journal reports.

The unemployment rate in Northern Ireland was around 1.9 per cent between April and June, the lowest on record. It has fallen by 0.7 per cent over the past year.

However, the number of people who are “economically inactive” is still a concern and will be a problem for businesses trying to recruit workers in the future, Anastasia Desmond, senior economist at Ulster University, said.

The unemployment rate takes into account people who are unemployed but looking for work, while the economic inactivity rate takes into account those who are unemployed and not looking for work.

The economically inactive group includes both adults who are not looking for work and those who are unable to work for reasons such as study, disability or retirement (aged 16 to 64).

According to new figures released by the Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency, there are 807,700 PAYE-paid workers in Northern Ireland as of July 2024, an increase of 2.3 per cent on last year. The median monthly wage for workers in July 2024 was £2,249, an increase of £164 (7.9 per cent) on last year.

The employment rate – that is, the proportion of people aged 16 to 64 in work – rose by 1.2% over the year to 71.6%. The economic inactivity rate – that is, the share of people aged 16 to 64 who are not working, not looking for work and not ready for work – increased 0.5% over the quarter and decreased 0.7% over the year to 27.1%.

Speaking to The Journal, Desmond said it was positive that the unemployment rate in Northern Ireland had fallen below 2 per cent. She also said:

It shows that people who want jobs are able to get them, which is very positive. We’re always going to have a certain level of unemployment between people changing jobs, so it’s not a realistic expectation to get that ever down to zero, but having that lower rate means that people who are searching for jobs are able to find them. That indicates a healthy labour market.

Desmond attributed the rise in employment to strong economic growth since the COVID-19 pandemic and improved government support compared to what was seen in the 2010s after the financial crisis.

The low rate of permanent redundancies during the pandemic means that businesses that are now trying to expand and hire more workers are hiring fewer people, meaning there are more opportunities for people looking for work or looking to move into a new field or sector, Desmond noted.

No record employment number

However, Desmond warned that the country also has a high proportion of economically inactive people. She outlined:

What we’ve got at the minute is a record unemployment number but we haven’t got a record employment number. It’s not quite matching up – those people aren’t going directly from unemployment into employment. There’s some of them who are joining the pool of being economically inactive. What we would really want to see is, while that unemployment number is coming down, we’d also look for those employment numbers to be really pushing upwards. But what we’re seeing is we’ve still got a really big, quite stagnant pool of people who are economically inactive in Northern Ireland.

Desmond said the solution to the problem must involve helping people from the economically inactive group overcome any barriers they face in entering or returning to work. She concluded:

It’s about making sure they’ve got the right skills and qualifications to meet the jobs that the labour market is requiring today and making sure that they’ve got the experience and training behind them to get back into the labour market, but also stay in the labour market as well so they’re not swinging backwards and forwards between economic inactivity, unemployment and employment.

Read more HERE

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: ̗̀➛ legacies ; hope andréa mikaelson (2018-2022)

: ̗̀➛ a million little things ; sophie dixon (2018-2023)

: ̗̀➛ pretty little liars ; imogen adams (2022-?)

: ̗̀➛ bridgerton ; hyacinth bridgerton (2023-?)

movies:

: ̗̀➛ a walk among the tombstones ; lucia (2014)

: ̗̀➛ aloha ; grace woodside (2015)

: ̗̀➛ wonder ; miranda navas (2017)

: ̗̀➛ the greatest showman ; caroline barnum (2017)

: ̗̀➛ godzilla: king of the monsters ; madison russell (2019)

: ̗̀➛ godzilla vs. kong ; madison russell (2021)

: ̗̀➛ all too well: the short film ; her (2021)

: ̗̀➛ scream ; freya tatum riley, daughter of dewey riley & gale weathers (2022)

: ̗̀➛ scream vi ; freya tatum riley (2023)

: ̗̀➛ teen wolf: the movie ; evangeline 'eva' hale, derek's daughter & eli's twin (2023)

: ̗̀➛ damsel ; princess elodie (2024)

: ̗̀➛ nosferatu ; ellen hutter (2024)

⋆.ೃ࿔*:･ my albums!!

: ̗̀➛ new romantics

⋆.ೃ࿔*:･ my dad!!

name: christopher robert evans

nickname(s): dad, chris

age: 45

date of birth: june 13, 1979

birthplace: boston, massachusetts

ethnicity: irish-italian

height: 6'0"

occupation: actor

sexuality: straight

pronouns: he/him

spouse: my CR mom :)

⋆.ೃ࿔*:･ my older brother!!

name: corbyn matthew evans

age: 26

date of birth: october 4, 1998

birthplace: shreveport, louisiana

ethnicity: italian, french & irish

height: 5'10"

occupation: singer

sexuality: unlabeled

pronouns: he/him

other info: he is twins with my older sister

⋆.ೃ࿔*:･ my younger brother!!

name: walker lee evans

age: 15

date of birth: january 5, 2009

birthplace: new orleans, louisiana

ethnicity: italian, french & irish

height: 5'9"

occupation: actor

sexuality: unlabeled (could change)

pronouns: he/him

⋆.ೃ࿔*:･ my paternal aunt!!

name: taylor alison evans

stage name: taylor swift

age: 35

date of birth: december 13, 1989

birthplace: west reading, pennsylvania

ethnicity: irish-italian

height: 5'10"

occupation: singer-songwriter

sexuality: unlabeled

pronouns: she/her

⋆.ೃ࿔*:･ my boyfriend & future husband!!

name: aaron perry johnson

age: 34

date of birth: june 13, 1990

birthplace: liverpool, england

ethnicity: english-mexican

height: 6'4"

occupation: actor

sexuality: pansexual

pronouns: he/him

our trope: soulmates

other info: we've been officially dating since early august

⋆.ೃ࿔*:･ my best friends!!

[afurtivecake]

doing my part in adding to the fem!aftg-characters economy 🫡

Would fem!kevin still be called Kevin? Or would she have a cute Irish name like Caoimhe? Not sure. Anyway, Kevin/Caoimhe enjoys explaining history to people as she’s reading. Riko DOES NOT listen but if she’s in an indulgent mood, she lets her talk anyway.

Also bonus fem!jean:

yeah…she hasn’t heard a word kevin/caoimhe has said either, sorry