A nationwide protest march over soaring energy costs in Ireland is set to take place outside the Dáil, reports The Mirror. The demonstration, organised by Friends of the Earth, is scheduled for Tuesday, September 30 …
A €2 billion pledge by the previous government to retrofit residential homes by 2030 is now being re-examined by Minister for Environment and Energy, Darragh O’Brien, reports RTE. A spokesperson for the department informed RTÉ …
A €2 billion pledge by the previous government to retrofit residential homes by 2030 is now being re-examined by Minister for Environment and Energy, Darragh O’Brien, reports RTE. A spokesperson for the department informed RTÉ …
There are increasing calls for assistance for consumers as a record number of people are now struggling to pay their energy bills, reports Breaking News. By the end of May, 301,000 households were reported to …
A €2 billion pledge by the previous government to retrofit residential homes by 2030 is now being re-examined by Minister for Environment and Energy, Darragh O’Brien, reports RTE. A spokesperson for the department informed RTÉ …
Ireland’s place on the global business stage is as solid as ever Its well-educated workforce, strong infrastructure, and dynamic innovation ecosystem mean that its “Silicon Docks” in Dublin and tech hubs in other areas continue …
Ireland stands at a pivotal moment in its energy transformation journey. With the global shift towards renewable energy and pressing climate change concerns, the country has set ambitious targets to cut carbon emissions and boost …
Ireland is at risk of seeing a rise in electricity costs as it shifts from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources, according to a recent report from the National Economic and Social Council, reports RTE. …
Energy credits have been essentially ruled out of the upcoming budget by Public Expenditure Minister Jack Chambers and Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe, reports The Mirror. This is in spite of the fact that they would …
People aren’t happy with Micheal Martin and it appears even though he is the Taoiseach, it makes absolutely no difference. The Taoiseach has stated that neither the continuation of energy credits nor the introduction of …
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