A week-long Climate Camp Ireland protest in Tarbert against the proposed Shannon LNG project started on Monday when more than 50 activists gathered to voice
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The G7 is looking at all options to prevent Russia from profiteering from high energy prices, including blocking the transportation of Russian oil unless it
Irish drivers have been warned that limits on fuel per person could come into effect this winter under a worst-case scenario. The government are drawing
Bord Bia has announced that Jim O’Toole has been appointed as its new Chief Executive Officer. He takes over from former CEO Tara McCarthy and
New car registrations are down 11.3% compared to pre-Covid levels, according to the latest figures from the car industry. The Society of the Irish Motor
BP’s second quarter profit soared to $8.45 billion, its highest in 14 years, as strong refining margins and oil trading helped it boost its dividend
Half of Irish shoppers are overspending, shopping more frequently or buying what they don’t need in order to pick up supermarket money-off vouchers. According to
It’s now less than a week until titanium dioxide is no longer authorised as a food additive in both Ireland and Northern Ireland. The August
Enable Ireland’s award-winning garden from the Bord Bia Bloom festival is to be recreated at Arklow’s Rathmore House Respite Centre. Supported by the Applegreen Charitable
Dublin’s first 5D Music Japanese Restaurant, Senbazuru Izakaya, is signposting the future by welcoming a new member of staff, a robot waitress. The Fairview restaurant