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Irish consumer spending up +3.2% year-on-year in February, with boost from extra day’s trading
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Irish consumer spending broadly flat at the start of the year
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Irish consumer spending muted in December with +0.9% year-on-year increase
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Irish Consumer Spending falls for third month in a row in November
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Irish Consumer Spending falls for second month in a row in October
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Irish Consumer Spending falls for fourth time in past five months in September
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Irish Consumer Spending Muted In August
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July Sees Third Fall in Irish Consumer Spending in a Row
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Consumer spending falls at faster pace in June
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Irish Consumer Spending Contracts By -1.4% In May Due To Fall In High Street Sales
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Modest rise in Irish consumer spending during April with +1.2% increase year-on-year
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Irish consumer spending returns to growth in March with +2.7% increase year-on-year
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Irish consumer spending dips in February
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Irish consumer spending flat in January
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Irish consumer spending falls for first time in almost two years in December
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Spending on the High Street falls as Irish consumers opt for Black Friday deals online in November
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Halloween sees Irish consumer spending growth hit four-month high in October (+4.0%)
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Weak growth (+1.5%) in Irish Consumer Spending Ahead of Budget
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Irish consumer spending in August records +2.2% year-on-year growth
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Irish consumer spending sees +2.3% year-on-year growth in July
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