Demand for gas rises as temperatures drop
Demand for gas was up by almost a fifth in November as temperatures plummeted around the country. The usage of ...
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Chief Medical Officer Dr Tony Holohan has said that the new restrictions beginning today will substantially cut the volume of ...
Read More Views sought on EU multinational tax reporting law
The Government is seeking views from interested parties on a new EU law intended to make multinationals disclose their tax ...
Read More Health insurance: Why you should review before you renew
Most of us shop around for the best deal on our car insurance, but when it comes to health insurance ...
Read More NPHET in new recommendations amid Omicron concern
The Cabinet is expected to meet today to consider the latest advice from the National Public Health Emergency Team (NPHET) ...
Read More Irish consumers could pay extra €170m in customs duty due to Brexit
Irish consumers could pay as much as €170m in additional customs duty this year as a consequence of Brexit, an ...
Read More Profitable firms should refund wage subsidies – Tánaiste
The Tánaiste has told the Dáil that profitable companies “should refund the money they received under the employment wage subsidy ...
Read More ECB set to dial back stimulus one more notch
The European Central Bank is all but certain to dial back its stimulus one more notch today while pledging to ...
Read More ESRI predicts economy will grow by 14% this year
Growth in the economy this year will be “robust” and “unprecedented”, according to the Economic and Social Research Institute. In ...
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