Goods handled by main Irish ports up 1% in Q2
New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that Irish ports handled a total of 13.1 million tonnes of goods ...
Read More World is in its ‘first truly global energy crisis’ – IEA’s Birol
Tightening markets for liquefied natural gas (LNG) worldwide and major oil producers cutting supply have put the world in the ...
Read More No plans to lift cap on bankers’ pay, says finance department
The Department of Finance has said Minister Paschal Donohoe recognises that restrictions on pay create recruitment and retention problems for ...
Read More Cabinet to discuss longer opening hours for pubs and clubs
Plans to introduce longer opening hours for pubs and nightclubs will be discussed by the Cabinet this morning. Minister for ...
Read More Euro zone October PMI adds to evidence bloc is heading for recession
The euro zone is likely entering a recession with business activity contracting at the fastest pace in nearly two years ...
Read More Gas generated 55% of Ireland’s electricity in September
Gas demand fell by 11% in September from August, new figures show today. as temperatures were above average in most ...
Read More Diesel nearly 20 cents more expensive than petrol – AA
Diesel is now at its second-highest monthly average price on record, the latest fuel price survey from AA Ireland shows. ...
Read More Food industry prices jump, but electricity costs down – CSO
The price of raw materials for the food industry rose last month, according to the latest Wholesale Price Index from ...
Read More EU leaders agree to press ahead with gas price cap
EU leaders have agreed to press ahead with a cap on the wholesale cost of gas as a way to ...
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