How will Ireland fund essential services as dirty petrol guzzlers are replaced by electric cars?
As much as €3bn could be lost to the Irish Exchequer as low-emission vehicles become the norm by 2030, according ...
Read More Beat green tax and rising energy bills by switching and using less
Households across Ireland have become somewhat accustomed to mostly small but incremental increases in the cost of electricity over the ...
Read More Web Summit adds 40 jobs – and Al Gore
Paddy Cosgrave’s Web Summit is to hire 40 people in the next six months, bringing the company’s total employment to ...
Read More Countdown begins to second cyber security conference for businesses at Dublin’s RDS
Ireland’s second annual cyber security conference, Dublin Information Sec 2017, will take place on Wednesday, November 1, at the RDS. ...
Read More Sterling’s slide continues as it hits 93p to a euro
Sterling weakened to beyond 93 pence against the euro yesterday – the highest level since 2009 – heaping yet further ...
Read More Enterprise Ireland launch €750,000 funding competition
Enterprise Ireland will launch a €750,000 funding competition for early stage companies in manufacturing and internationally traded services. The competition ...
Read More Proximity to school now a priority for a third of young housebuyers
More than one-third of property buyers in the 25 to 45 age group are moving house on the grounds of ...
Read More Irish firms increasingly hopeful of Brexit upside
Almost one in four Irish companies believe that Brexit will affect them positively, up from 14pc this time last year, ...
Read More Excellence friendliest town awards
Five towns across Ireland are vying with one another to win the Retail Excellence Friendliest Town in Ireland Ennis, Swords, Limerick ...
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