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Seven Credit Unions join the Home Energy Updrade Loan Scheme

The ILCU is delighted to support seven of its affiliated credit unions in joining the Home Energy Upgrade Loan Scheme.

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Tariff war worries cause Irish consumer sentiment to slide in March

Irish consumer confidence weakened to its lowest level in nine months in March on fears of the impact on the Irish economy of a tariff war.

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Improved sentiment reading hints that NI consumers start 2025 on a less fearful footing

Northern Ireland consumer confidence improved modestly between November 2024 and February 2025.

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Cost of living concerns and US policy shifts weigh on Irish consumer confidence in February

Irish consumer sentiment was steady but subdued in February as concerns around a threatening economic outlook and cost of living strains continue to weigh on consumer thinking.

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Consumer Confidence Starts 2025 Slightly Stronger

Irish consumers were a little less concerned about their household finances in January but also became slightly more cautious about the economic outlook and jobs.

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Young Artists Shine as 2024 Credit Union Art Competition Winners Revealed

The Irish League of Credit Unions has  unveiled the winners of its highly anticipated 2024 Art Competition.

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Knowledge Seekers Sought for the 2025 Credit Union Schools Quiz

The Irish League of Credit Unions (ILCU) is delighted to announce the launch of the 2025 Credit Union Schools Quiz.

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Christmas 2024 finds Consumers Cautious but more Positive

Christmas 2024 finds Irish consumers cautious but more positive on household finances and set to spend more

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NI Credit Unions Report Strong Lending Growth at Year End

The ILCU has released the year end 2024 results on behalf of its affiliated credit unions in Northern Ireland. Overall, the results show comprehensive and sustained growth.

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Disappointment at lack of NI representation on Financial Inclusion Committee

The ILCU has expressed its disappointment at the lack of representation from Northern Ireland on the UK Government’s newly announced Financial Inclusion Committee.

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