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Irish consumers will start to benefit from a fresh round of energy price cuts this summer with SSE Airtricity reducing the cost of its domestic electricity and gas by 10 per cent from the start of July. It will see customers save an average of €150 a year on electricity and just over €100 on gas.

People live longer than ever before. This has created both opportunities and challenges. But postponing death is only a part of the demographic story. The other is the decline in births. The combination of the two isUS investor to offload Cork’s Blackpool Shopping Centre at heavily discounted €49.5msay they have transformed the fortunes of Ina’s Kitchen Desserts after buying back control of the business following a failed attempt to force it into examinership.

Having failed to secure a buyer at either its original or reduced guide prices of €2.5 million and €2 million,pub on Aungier Street in Dublin city centre looks set to be acquired for an undisclosed sum by an existing private investor in developer Paddy McKillen jnr and Matt Ryan’s business empire, reports Ronald Quinlan.big tech will tell an Oireachtas committee, but the technology also carries risks and companies must work with government to soothe anxieties, reports Ian Curran.

Strategic questions that EY attempted to answer by splitting its audit and consulting businesses globally remain unanswered and future options are “under review” after being shelved last spring, the big four accounting firm’s UK and Ireland managing partner has said., the plan to hive off and explore a stock market listing for EY’s lucrative global advisory business received the green light from EY leaders in September 2022. Ian Curran reports.daily email news digest.

‘Making a living from clothing in Ireland is not easy and Brexit has made it more difficult getting supplies’Irish winters could drop to -15 degrees in ‘runaway climate change’ scenario, reports find

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