The impact of the Middle East conflict on Irish consumers has been immediate with home heating… The post Home Heating Oil Prices: Iran Attacks & Travel Impact – Irish Times appeared first on Archynetys. Source link
US ambassador hosts Irish business event and talks Trump’s tariffs, but uncertainty remains The Journal Harlan Stone Discusses How Recent Tariff News Effects Flooring Imports FloorDaily.net Source link
Tensions between ministers over short-term lets amid questions over ‘grace period’ for owners The Journal Government to restrict short-term lets in larger towns RTE.ie The Irish Times view on short-term lets: Government rhetoric rings hollow The Irish Times Mayo Senator welcomes change to Short term lets Midwest Radio Revealed: The towns excluded from Airbnb clampdown as Government waters down … Read more
It was like the old RTÉ days for Independent Ireland MEP Ciaran Mullooly this week, who emerged from a European Parliament committee to break a “good news” story to his social media followers about the signing of an EU-India trade deal. “The scale of this is huge. India is one of the countries in the … Read more
Flooding continues to be possible in many areas of the country and the risk is not confined to those areas with yellow rain warnings in place, the National Emergency Co-ordination Group (NECG) has warned. The NECG and the Humanitarian Subgroup met again on Friday to prepare for the risk of further flooding over the weekend. … Read more
The Government has changed position and decided to row in behind the pharmaceutical industry to oppose contentious reforms of the sector being debated at European Union level, following intense lobbying from pharma companies. Proposed EU reforms would cut a minimum eight-year window companies have to exclusively sell new drugs they produce before cheaper generic competitors … Read more
Archyde Intel Ireland: Leixlip Plant May be “Monetized” Amid Global Layoffs Published: may 2, 2025 11:56 AM GMT Leixlip, Ireland—Amidst a backdrop of global workforce reductions, intel’s Irish operations at Leixlip have received a flicker of hope. Chandra Shakerin, a company vice-president, recently indicated the tech giant is exploring options to “monetize” its irish facilities. … Read more
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has emphasised Ireland’s goals of protecting the food, pharma and distilling sectors in a call with the president of the European Commission. Mr Martin spoke with Ursula von der Leyen on Sunday evening, he said in a social media post, adding that he “raised Ireland’s particular focus on the food, drinks and … Read more
Enterprise Minister says Ireland ‘absolutely not’ a tax scam after US Commerce Secretary claim TheJournal.ie US Commerce Secretary says Ireland ‘favourite tax scam’ RTÉ News Donald Trump’s imperial presidency is a throwback to a greedier, pernicious age | Simon Tisdall The Guardian The Sunday Independent’s View: If we’re on US president Donald Trump’s ‘dirty 15’ list we should … Read more
Launching the agency’s plan for the next five years, Michael Lohan said the “vast majority” of the pharma products that leave Ireland for the US are intermediary, and face further processing there. While he would not comment on whether that meant the pharma exports could avoid the tariffs that President Trump is threatening, Mr Lohan … Read more