Energy credit, temperature settings on Cabinet agenda
Green Party leader Eamon Ryan has said there will be another form of universal energy credit and new measures for ...
Read More Government approves pay increases for early learning and childcare workers
The Government has approved a new pay agreement which will provide pay increases and wage structure for early learning and ...
Read More Euro zone Q2 growth revised up, supported by household spending
Euro zone economic growth was stronger than previously estimated in the second quarter, data showed today. Today’s figures show that ...
Read More Energy-related emissions up 5.4%, SEAI data shows
Energy related emissions were up 5.4% last year, according to new figures from the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI). ...
Read More Euro zone July retail sales rise, but weaker than expected
Euro zone retail sales rose in July, but by less than expected because of a continued slump in demand for ...
Read More Oil prices inch lower on symbolic OPEC+ output cut
Oil prices edged lower today, paring gains from the previous session, as an OPEC+ deal to cut output by 100,000 ...
Read More Oil prices climb ahead of OPEC+ meeting
Oil prices jumped over $1 a barrel today, extending gains as investors eyed possible moves by OPEC+ producers to cut ...
Read More Euro hits 20-year low against dollar
The euro sunk below $0.99 this morningy, a 20-year-low, following the announcement last week that Russia would cut off gas ...
Read More Cost of living figures are ‘off the Richter scale’
The Richter Scale measures the intensity of earthquakes. It ranges from the unnoticeable to the highly destructive. So, when Taoiseach ...
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