Coveney: Govt 'ruling nothing out' over Budget measures The Minister for Foreign Affairs has said the Government is "ruling nothing out" as it considers what measures the Budget should include to address cost of living increases. Ireland • 11 Sep 22
Coveney: Govt 'ruling nothing out' over Budget measures The Minister for Foreign Affairs has said the Government is "ruling nothing out" as it considers what measures the Budget should include to address cost of living increases. Ireland • 11 Sep 22
'Impossible' to predict bills in broken market - Ryan Green Party leader Eamon Ryan has said the energy market is broken and it is impossible to predict what might happen. Energy • 10 Sep 22
'Impossible' to predict bills in broken market - Ryan Green Party leader Eamon Ryan has said the energy market is broken and it is impossible to predict what might happen. Energy • 10 Sep 22
ICTU calls for significant rise in the minimum wage The Irish Congress of Trade Unions is calling on the Government to immediately introduce a 'very significant rise' in the current minimum wage rate. Business • 08 Sep 22
ICTU calls for significant rise in the minimum wage The Irish Congress of Trade Unions is calling on the Government to immediately introduce a 'very significant rise' in the current minimum wage rate. Business • 08 Sep 22
UK energy bills frozen at £2,500 a year under PM plan Households in the UK will pay no more than £2,500 a year on their energy bills over the next two years, according to new prime minister Liz Truss. Business • 08 Sep 22
UK energy bills frozen at £2,500 a year under PM plan Households in the UK will pay no more than £2,500 a year on their energy bills over the next two years, according to new prime minister Liz Truss. Business • 08 Sep 22
ECB ups rates by record 0.75%, signals more to come The European Central Bank raised its key interest rates by an unprecedented 75 basis points today and signalled further hikes, prioritising the fight against inflation even as the euro zone economy is heading for a likely winter recession. World • 08 Sep 22
ECB ups rates by record 0.75%, signals more to come The European Central Bank raised its key interest rates by an unprecedented 75 basis points today and signalled further hikes, prioritising the fight against inflation even as the euro zone economy is heading for a likely winter recession. World • 08 Sep 22
Second energy bill credit before Christmas, says Ryan Householders will receive a second energy bill credit before Christmas to cushion the impact of across-the-board price increases. Cost of Living • 08 Sep 22
Second energy bill credit before Christmas, says Ryan Householders will receive a second energy bill credit before Christmas to cushion the impact of across-the-board price increases. Cost of Living • 08 Sep 22
At a glance: Where does Ireland's energy come from? An at a glance look at the sources of Ireland's energy and the International Energy Agency's proposals to reduce consumption this winter. Environment • 06 Sep 22
At a glance: Where does Ireland's energy come from? An at a glance look at the sources of Ireland's energy and the International Energy Agency's proposals to reduce consumption this winter. Environment • 06 Sep 22
Dozens of pools close in France over high energy costs French sports and education groups have expressed outrage at the closure of around 30 swimming pools, after their operator said surging heating costs made them no longer viable. News Lens • 06 Sep 22
Dozens of pools close in France over high energy costs French sports and education groups have expressed outrage at the closure of around 30 swimming pools, after their operator said surging heating costs made them no longer viable. News Lens • 06 Sep 22
Coalition leaders meet to discuss energy price crisis The Coalition leaders, along with the Ministers for Finance and Public Expenditure, met tonight to discuss the energy price crisis. Politics • 07 Sep 22
Coalition leaders meet to discuss energy price crisis The Coalition leaders, along with the Ministers for Finance and Public Expenditure, met tonight to discuss the energy price crisis. Politics • 07 Sep 22
Threshold warns of mental health cost of rental crisis Threshold warns that "more insecure tenancies" and "standards slipping" are adding to the mental health costs of the rental crisis. Housing • 06 Sep 22
Threshold warns of mental health cost of rental crisis Threshold warns that "more insecure tenancies" and "standards slipping" are adding to the mental health costs of the rental crisis. Housing • 06 Sep 22
Soc Dems call for cost-of-living cash payment scheme Social Democrats co-leader Róisín Shortall has said the rising cost of living requires a deep and urgent intervention. Politics • 06 Sep 22
Soc Dems call for cost-of-living cash payment scheme Social Democrats co-leader Róisín Shortall has said the rising cost of living requires a deep and urgent intervention. Politics • 06 Sep 22
Powerful surge in demand for home generators Firms selling generators have seen a powerful surge in business recently amid rising energy costs. Cost of Living • 06 Sep 22
Powerful surge in demand for home generators Firms selling generators have seen a powerful surge in business recently amid rising energy costs. Cost of Living • 06 Sep 22
Family carers call for support as cost of living rises The cost-of-living crisis is showing no sign of letting up, with many Irish households feeling the pinch when it comes to rising bills. Ireland • 06 Sep 22
Family carers call for support as cost of living rises The cost-of-living crisis is showing no sign of letting up, with many Irish households feeling the pinch when it comes to rising bills. Ireland • 06 Sep 22
Cost of living figures are 'off the Richter scale' RTÉ's Consumer Affairs Correspondent Joe Mag Raollaigh looks ahead to a winter with energy prices that will be "off the Richter scale". Ireland • 05 Sep 22
Cost of living figures are 'off the Richter scale' RTÉ's Consumer Affairs Correspondent Joe Mag Raollaigh looks ahead to a winter with energy prices that will be "off the Richter scale". Ireland • 05 Sep 22
Businesses need help with the energy crisis, and fast "I've never seen the likes of it." That's how David Briody, director of Briody Beds summarises the current situation facing his and thousands of other businesses across the country right now. Business • 04 Sep 22
Businesses need help with the energy crisis, and fast "I've never seen the likes of it." That's how David Briody, director of Briody Beds summarises the current situation facing his and thousands of other businesses across the country right now. Business • 04 Sep 22
Is the ECB about to opt for a 0.75% hike in rates? The European Central Bank started its interest rate raising cycle in July with a 0.5% increase. Speculation is now centring on a hike of 0.75% at their upcoming meeting later this week. Could that signify more steep increases to come and what might it mean for your borrowings? Business • 04 Sep 22
Is the ECB about to opt for a 0.75% hike in rates? The European Central Bank started its interest rate raising cycle in July with a 0.5% increase. Speculation is now centring on a hike of 0.75% at their upcoming meeting later this week. Could that signify more steep increases to come and what might it mean for your borrowings? Business • 04 Sep 22
Will employees return to the office as home bills soar? As energy bills go up and temperatures go down, will employees choose to return to the workplace and stop working remotely? Business • 02 Sep 22
Will employees return to the office as home bills soar? As energy bills go up and temperatures go down, will employees choose to return to the workplace and stop working remotely? Business • 02 Sep 22
'Dramatic and difficult' winter with high energy prices Large energy bills are unavoidable for households this winter and Government will have to address this with financial supports and advice, Green Party leader Eamon Ryan has said. Politics • 31 Aug 22
'Dramatic and difficult' winter with high energy prices Large energy bills are unavoidable for households this winter and Government will have to address this with financial supports and advice, Green Party leader Eamon Ryan has said. Politics • 31 Aug 22
Price rises could hurt Ireland's image - tourism report Tourism Ireland was warned price increases of up to 30% for accommodation had the potential to damage "the island of Ireland's image". Business • 31 Aug 22
Price rises could hurt Ireland's image - tourism report Tourism Ireland was warned price increases of up to 30% for accommodation had the potential to damage "the island of Ireland's image". Business • 31 Aug 22
30 calls an hour from worried parents - SVP Many parents and guardians feel that they are failing their children, as the return of schools pushes them to reach out to the Saint Vincent de Paul for help in increasing numbers. Cost of Living • 31 Aug 22
30 calls an hour from worried parents - SVP Many parents and guardians feel that they are failing their children, as the return of schools pushes them to reach out to the Saint Vincent de Paul for help in increasing numbers. Cost of Living • 31 Aug 22
Call for Working Family Payment to rise with pay deal CEO of Social Justice Ireland Dr Sean Healy has said that the threshold to qualify for the Working Family Payment must be increased in tandem with the public sector pay deal. Ireland • 30 Aug 22
Call for Working Family Payment to rise with pay deal CEO of Social Justice Ireland Dr Sean Healy has said that the threshold to qualify for the Working Family Payment must be increased in tandem with the public sector pay deal. Ireland • 30 Aug 22
Swiss plan to work at night to handle energy shortage Swiss mechanical and electrical engineering firms have suggested shifting work to nights and weekends to avoid energy shortages at peak times. World • 30 Aug 22
Swiss plan to work at night to handle energy shortage Swiss mechanical and electrical engineering firms have suggested shifting work to nights and weekends to avoid energy shortages at peak times. World • 30 Aug 22
Taoiseach says 6.5% public sector pay offer is fair Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said a pay deal offered to public sector workers is a fair one and that he hopes it will be accepted by union members. Ireland • 30 Aug 22
Taoiseach says 6.5% public sector pay offer is fair Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said a pay deal offered to public sector workers is a fair one and that he hopes it will be accepted by union members. Ireland • 30 Aug 22
Public sector pay talks resume at WRC Public sector pay talks have resumed at the Workplace Relations Commission. Ireland • 29 Aug 22
Public sector pay talks resume at WRC Public sector pay talks have resumed at the Workplace Relations Commission. Ireland • 29 Aug 22
