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    Joe Mag Raollaigh

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    The cost of potatoes in supermarkets is already up 17.3% compared to a year ago (File image)

    Consumers face higher potato prices due to shortages

    Consumers will face higher potato prices in the coming months as shortages push up prices.

    Ireland • 16 May 24
    The IFA says solar panels can produce annual savings of between €4,000 and €6,000 for farmers

    Renewed push for rooftop solar on farm sheds

    Two years ago tillage and livestock farmer George Byrne from Co Carlow decided to invest in solar panels.

    Ireland • 15 May 24
    The development comes after intensive negotiations between Korean authorities and the Department of Agriculture (file image)

    South Korea agrees to open market to Irish beef

    South Korea has agreed to open its market to Irish beef for the first time.

    Ireland • 14 May 24
    Irish consumers pay the ninth most expensive domestic electricity prices in Europe and the fifth most expensive gas prices, new CRU analysis shows

    CRU expects energy prices to fall further

    In a new analysis of household energy prices, the Commission for the Regulation of Utilities says it expects further price reduction from suppliers in the coming months.

    Business • 14 May 24
    Mortgages interest rates here range from 3.45% to 7.15%, according to the latest doddl.ie Mortgage Switching Index

    Differences in mortgage rates leave some paying double

    The gap between the highest and lowest mortgage rates in the Irish market has widened with the highest rate now double the lowest, new figures show.

    Business • 14 May 24
    Re-turn said that average returns reached 2.37 million items a day in the month of March

    3 million plastic bottles, cans brought back in one day

    For the first time since its launch in February the Deposit Return Scheme for plastic bottle and drinks cans has seen over three million items returned in one day.

    Business • 14 May 24
    Members of the Chefs' Irish Beef Club

    Bord Bia hosts 54 international chefs Irish food tour

    54 chefs from eight countries are on a three day visit to Ireland as part of a promotion campaign for Irish food and drink by food marketing body Bord Bia.

    Business • 13 May 24
    New CSO figures show that inflation in Ireland rose by 2.6% in the 12 months to April, down from the rate of 2.9% the previous month

    Inflation rate slows to 2.6% in April from 2.9% in March

    Inflation in Ireland rose by 2.6% in the 12 months to April, according to the latest figures from the Central Statistics Office, down from the rate of 2.9% the previous month.

    Business • 09 May 24
    The study of 1,200 people found many try to reduce their emissions but continue to misunderstand the impact of their behaviours (file image)

    People unaware how choices impact climate change - ESRI

    Many people do not understand how choices they make affect climate change, especially when it comes to food and transport, according to a new study from the Economic and Social Research Institute.

    Ireland • 09 May 24
    Re-turn said it was working with suppliers of reverse vending machines and retailers to resolve issues

    Re-turn replaces some Deposit Return Scheme machines

    A small number of retailers have had to replace reverse vending machines used for the Deposit Return Scheme for plastic bottles and drink cans.

    Ireland • 09 May 24
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