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  • Aengus Cox

    Aengus Cox

    Agriculture and Consumer Affairs Correspondent

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    The CCPC said free access to car history information would help limit the number of dangerous cars on Irish roads

    CCPC calls for buyers to get free access to car history

    The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission has launched a report calling for an online portal that would see used car buyers given free access to car history information, including write-off status and mileage readings.

    Ireland • 26 Feb
    IHF President Michael Magner

    Rising business costs biggest challenge for hotels

    Occupancy rates in Irish hotels fell last year, while forward room bookings for 2025 are €100m lower than they were at this stage 12 months ago.

    Business • 24 Feb
    A housing order for all poultry and captive birds has been in effect since the beginning of the week

    Test results for bird flu come back negative in Monaghan

    Additional testing on samples from a Monaghan poultry farm for avian influenza, or bird flu, have come back negative, with no trace of the virus detected.

    Ulster • 21 Feb
    The 5-year plan will help people manage their money on a day-to-day basis

    Govt launches first ever financial literacy strategy

    In 2023 the OECD conducted a survey among Irish adults that found 57% of them were financially literate.

    Ireland • 20 Feb
    A housing order is currently in place for all poultry and captive birds in Ireland

    Suspected case of bird flu detected on Monaghan farm

    A suspected case of avian influenza, or bird flu, has been detected on a poultry farm in Co Monaghan.

    Regional • 20 Feb
    The Commission said it will continue to prioritise food security and sovereignty

    EU Commission outlines roadmap for agriculture sectors

    The European Commission has outlined its long-term vision for the European Union's agriculture and food sectors.

    Agribusiness • 20 Feb
    It is Ireland's largest ever financial contribution to the WFP and is a 40% increase on the previous agreement

    Ireland to give €105m in funding to World Food Programme

    Ireland has committed to providing €105 million in funding to the World Food Programme between now and 2027.

    Ireland • 19 Feb
    Airport Hopper Holdings Ltd said it had to 'pause operations' from 10 February due to the service being 'financially unsustainable'

    Airport Hopper services end due to financial difficulties

    The airport hopper bus services between Maynooth and Tallaght and Dublin Airport have ceased due to financial difficulties, the operator has confirmed.

    Ireland • 19 Feb
    Changes have been made to the 700, 701 and 702 Aircoach routes (Photo: RollingNews)

    Aircoach announces cutbacks to Dublin Airport services

    Aircoach has announced a number of cutbacks to its Dublin and Wicklow services to and from Dublin Airport, due to what the company says is declining demand.

    Dublin • 19 Feb
    All free range birds must be brought indoors for the duration of the order (Stock image)

    Housing order to protect poultry from bird flu in effect

    A housing order has come into effect from today for poultry flocks and captive birds to protect them from avian influenza.

    Ireland • 17 Feb

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