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Alcohol and tobacco saw rises of 2%.
Inflation in Ireland hit 7.8% in May, the biggest annual increase since 1984.
Estimated figures from Eurostat late last month had prices increasing by 8.2 per cent in May.
The rate has now been confirmed by the CSO to be at 7.8%.
In May, the largest increases were seen in housing, energy costs and transport.
Alcohol and tobacco saw rises of 2%, while restaurants and hotels only saw prices increase by just over 1%.
8 Men Handed Down Sentences For Their Roles In €157 Million Drug Operation
Sentences ranged from 13 and a half years to twenty years
Castletown House Parklands To Open From Dawn To Dusk Following Meeting With Minister Boxer Moran
Pedestrians will have access to Castletown from 7am until 10pm
Rathangan Resident And Father Dies In Workplace Accident
His family and the wider community have been left devastated by his sudden passing
Conor McGregor Refused Planning Permission To Build Mansion In Straffan
The decision was made by An Comisiun Pleanála
Celbridge Schools to Pilot New Single Secondary School Application System
The pilot scheme launched today will be rolled out in 5 towns
Liverpool Forward Diogo Jota Dies In Car Crash
Its been reported the 28 year old died in a crash in Spain.
McGregor's Withdrawal Of Evidence To Be Referred To The Director of Public Prosecutions
The Court of Appeal referred the withdrawal of evidence to the DPP after an application was made by Nikita Hand’s legal team.
Emeis Ireland Pauses All Nursing Home New Admissions Including Five In Kildare
New admissions have been suspended to all 25 care homes according to HIQA.
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