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Ivana Bacik: Something has to give as costs soar - Ireland needs a pay rise
The Labour leader says a national pay rise will be a win-win for everyone.
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The Labour leader says a national pay rise will be a win-win for everyone.
We want to get a sense of how Irish households are dealing with the rise in energy prices – here’s how you can take part.
The Government is facing calls to back the development of a commercial LNG import terminal in North Kerry.
The company said its ‘winter price pledge’ is being brought to a close.
Russian trade is facing severe disruption as a consequence of sanctions announced this week.
“When it comes to a global energy shortage, the implications are far more devastating in developing countries,” one economist said.
Government sources say if the price of petrol or diesel hits €2 they will have to step in with emergency measures.
The rising cost of living is ‘hurting people in the pocket’, said Leo Varadkar.
The energy firm said it should not have gone ahead with the plan in light of major price rises that are about to hit millions of households.
The Dáil is finishing up for Christmas this week.
Several EU officials insisted that there would be no ganging-up against Poland.
The price of electricity, gas and fuel in Ireland have increased by 19.6% in the last year.
European gas prices have tripled this year even before the arrival winter.
Energia has cut its rates only a few days after a new player emerged in the market.
If prices aren’t going to start shooting up again, that is.
Centrica blamed a fall in profit on much lower gas and power consumption.
Here’s why the price of the commodity is heading up again…
The low oil price is not good news for exploration firms.
This was the week in business.
Costs could spike if the trouble continues in eastern Europe.
The situation in Iraq could drive prices above the previous peak recorded in 2008.
The Bord Gais energy index is down five per cent, but risks to the price of gas still remain.
Gas customers of Bord Gáis, ESB Electric Ireland and Airtricity will see higher prices in their next bill.
The national president of Ireland’s largest voluntary, charitable organisation tells TheJournal.ie about the increase in demand for services and the rebirth of Ireland’s community spirit. Listen to the full interview…
With price hikes announced by Airtricity, Bord Gáis and Electric Ireland recently. We tell you why your gas and electricity is going up and what you can do to save money. Plus share your tips with us.
Customers face an increase in the cost of their gas and electricity from the middle of next month, the company said today.
The energy provider says it was given a good price for its new office furniture, after putting them out to tender across the EU.
These Herman Hiller Aeron chairs cost hundreds of euro each – and Bord Gais has taken delivery of 380 of them.
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The company insisted it has “done its utmost” to limit the increase, but admitted gas price rises are also on the way.
The increases will push average household bills up by more than €300 a year, according to reports.