Taking flight: The rise of Chinese EVs in Ireland
The latest Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker to enter the Irish market, Xpeng, had its official launch event in Dublin last night.
Ireland could gain up to €19 billion annually from energy transition, says SEAI
There is “significant” economic opportunity within the sustainable energy transition for Ireland
HSE made salary overpayments of €14.7m at the end of 2023
The date of expected repayment in full from some staff for overpayments in excess of €10,000 is 2050.
Brian O’Driscoll served with compliance notice over ‘misleading’ Instagram post
The former Ireland rugby international was reprimanded over a social media post that was found to have breached consumer law.
Web Summit court case adjourns to allow litigants consider judge’s mediation appeal
Five separate cases underway between three Web Summit shareholders in case due to last until June
House prices rose by an average of 3.7% nationwide in first quarter
Housing price inflation reached an eight-year high as supply tightens further.
Still no respite on house price inflation, which hits eight-year high
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No such thing as good news for Ireland’s housing supply
The ‘ultimate solution’ has not changed - build more homes
Daire Hickey to give evidence in bitter Web Summit legal dispute
Hickey wants chief executive Paddy Cosgrave to buy him out of his 7% stake in the tech conference business
Ryanair establishes subscription service offering discounted flights
Called Prime, the new offer by Ryanair will cost €79 a year and offer up to 12 discounted flights per annum
Ryanair launches Prime membership that will ‘save Irish flyers €100s’
There are only a limited number of subscriptions available for Irish travellers
Dublin bakery chain Thunders Café to cease trading after more than 50 years in business
The company attributed the closure to ‘difficult trading conditions in recent months’, adding that trading has become ‘unstable’