The final €200 energy credit to households across Ireland will be made available very soon as the cost of living crisis continues to weigh on many. The government introduced the support program under the 2023 …
Failure by the government to curb electricity and fuel prices or slash record-high taxes, including the carbon tax, is causing more and more households to be pushed into energy poverty, according to the Rural TDs …
President Volodymyr Zelensky has called on Ukrainians to save energy amid relentless Russian attacks that have halved the country’s power capacity, as the United Nations health body warned of a humanitarian disaster in Ukraine this …
The government has announced more details of a new € 200 million plan that aims to help businesses grapple with the fallout from the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The economic crisis plan in Ukraine, announced …
The BBC is preparing secret scripts designed to calm and reassure the public in the event that the ongoing energy crisis results in blackouts during the winter. The Guardian newspaper, reported the wording of one …
Minister Eamon Ryan has confirmed the date on which the first energy credit of €200 will be paid to households. He said every Irish household would get a €200 discount on their energy bill in …
Many people believe that this government is getting beyond a joke at this stage, and as winter approaches, the government have left people more concerned than ever about their heating supplies. The Tanaiste said he …
He is under all sorts of pressure, and not many people are sorry for him. The Taoiseach has his back up against the wall as Ireland faces a major energy crisis this winter. Between the …
Arguably one of the most detested politicians in living memory, Eamon Ryan and his Green Party may be getting it in the neck at the next election over the policies he stood over and implemented …
He may well be out on his ear well before his predictions come true, but Eamon Ryan claims that the current energy crisis could last for a number of years – thus including the outrageous …
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