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Seasonal boost and slower inflation lift Irish consumer sentiment in January

As is usually the case, Irish consumer sentiment edged higher in January. 

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Credit Union Art Competition brings the Future to Life

The award winners of the 2026 Credit Union Art competition have been annouced at an awards ceremony in Croke Park, Dublin.

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Irish consumer sentiment steady but still subdued in December

Consumer confidence effectively unchanged from November but markedly weaker than a year ago

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Credit Union Loan Book in Northern Ireland grows to a record high of £740m

Credit unions affiliated with the Irish League of Credit Unions in Northern Ireland have reported record-breaking performance for the financial year ending September 2025.

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Northern Ireland consumers more worried in Nov, suggesting Christmas spend will again be careful

44% have less money to spend on Christmas 2025 than a year ago and consumers are likely to cut back on expenditure but somewhat less than last year

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Consumer Confidence Improves but Cost-of-Living Pressures Persist

Irish consumer sentiment improved slightly in November as reduced nervousness about the economy and a seasonal uptick in spending plans outweighed concerns around household finances.

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Loan Book Up by 10%, hitting a Record High of €6.48bn

Year end credit union data shows that the credit union loan book now stands at €6.48 billion, up 10% on the September 2024 figure.

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SMS Phishing Scam Alert

The ILCU has been made aware of a scam text, purporting to be from 'Credit Union', claiming that a new payee (Jamie Smith) has been "added to your account".

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Irish Consumers Gloomier on Cost Concerns in October

Irish consumer sentiment fell to a three-month low in October as rising living costs and reduced fiscal supports threatened a difficult winter for many households.

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Sentiment steady in September as consumers await Budget

Irish consumer sentiment edged fractionally higher in September, effectively signalling no change in consumer thinking of late.

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