Irish Consumer Sentiment Reaches Nine-Month High in January

Irish consumer sentiment rose to a nine-month high in January, reflecting improved outlooks despite lingering economic pressures. The index climbed to 64.7 from 61.2 in December.

Irish consumer sentiment has reached its highest level in nine months, according to the latest Credit Union Consumer Sentiment Survey. The index rose to 64.7 in January from 61.2 in December, offering a glimpse of cautious optimism among consumers in Ireland IEIEamid ongoing economic challenges.
People walk holding shopping bags on a retail street, in Dublin, Ireland September 29, 2025. REUTERS/Clodagh Kilcoyne
People walk holding shopping bags on a retail street, in Dublin, Ireland September 29, 2025. REUTERS/Clodagh Kilcoyne

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