Irish consumers plan to spend less this Black Friday weekend
Ireland is still one of the highest spending nations amongst European countries, where the average spend is €268
Meath biomethane plant to offer new income stream for farmers
A new biomethane plant being launched today (Monday, November 24) in Meath is set to provide an alternative income stream for local farmers.
Carbon AMS launches new biomethane facility in 15-year agreement with Alexion in Duleek
The agreement will enable Alexion to be the first company in the country to fully embrace a sustainable energy source to fuel the research, development and manufacturing of medicines.
Home-heating oil prices shoot up just as cold snap hits the country
The cost of home-heating oil has spiked just as the country is being hit by a cold snap.
Why is private investing so complicated in Ireland?
The vast majority of Irish people don’t invest at all, outside of their home or pension – and there’s an Irish-specific reason many don’t.
New restaurant offering steak, burgers, and bottomless chicken wings opening in former Luigi Malones location
The restaurant taking over the premises is popular steak eatery Boeuf, with their Boeuf Steak-Burger Bar concept
Three Irish schemes to support women entrepreneurs launched
The programmes will be delivered by TechFoundHer, Women in Business Northern Ireland, Network Ireland and AwakenHub.
Peter McVerry Trust’s peacock enclosure, and Ireland to face Czechia in World Cup playoff
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Govt To Clamp Down On Firms Attempting To Dodge Pension Autoenrollment
The Government is bringing in emergency regulations to stop companies attempting to dodge the new pension auto-enrolment system by forcing employees to join ...
Auto-enrollment: ‘Very cruel’ firms signing staff up to inferior pension schemes
Some companies are exploiting a loophole in the legislation that allows them to avoid auto-enrolling their staff.
Vision Ireland donations van saga as small business says they are owed over €37,000 by charity
A Dublin towing company says Vision Ireland owes them over €37,000 for storing a charity van that is full of donations for almost three years