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DUBLIN: Leading Chinese car manufacturer BYD has launched electric car sales in Ireland. The BYD, which has created a significant push for electric vehicles, is likely to make it more difficult for other companies to enter the Irish…

Dublin: Studies show that price increases are intensifying in the Irish market. According to a study conducted by marketing research firm Kantar, the price increase in the 12 weeks ending January 23 was 16.3%. Kantar estimates that…

DUBLIN: TFI is offering any Leap Card-using passenger on Ireland's public transport system a free ride with them if they travel during the February Bank Holiday weekend (February 4, 5, and 6). TFI has promised that anyone who uses a…

DUBLIN: The government plans to make €150 million available through councils to refurbish empty buildings in cities and villages. The councils will take the lead in renovating and distributing such properties to those in need, with the…

Dublin: The government has approved a new law that will ensure that buyers of digital products and services have full consumer rights. The new Consumer Rights Bill ensures the safety of digital devices and services for consumers. The…

The price of gold in India has once again reached an all-time high. On Tuesday morning, the Pound Sovereign increased by Rs 280 to Rs 42,160.It is currently trading at Rs 5,270 per gramme. The price has now exceeded Rs 42,000 for the…

Dublin: Ireland's leading retailer, Argos, is closing down. Due to the collapse of trade caused by the influx of international online companies such as Amazon, the owners of Argos, on which the Irish public has relied for years, have…

Dublin: From February, postage rates will be slightly higher. The price of the stamp has risen by ten cents. The cost of the stamp required on letters sent within Ireland will rise from €1.25 to €1.35 (an increase of 8%). However,…

Dublin: According to experts, house prices in Ireland are likely to rise again this year. However, property website Daft provided a reassuring forecast of slower growth. In Ireland, house prices are expected to rise by 6.1% in 2022, but…

DUBLIN: Russia is considering buying planes from Ireland-based leasing firms that have been frozen following the war in Ukraine and EU sanctions. Following the Ukraine attack, over 400 planes are stuck in Russia. Russian Airlines is in…