DUBLIN — Ireland’s government announced more than €500 million in tax cuts on motor fuel Sunday in an attempt to placate protesters snarling key ports and roadways. Prime Minister Micheál Martin ...

Protesters calling for further government help to lower the cost of fuel clogged up busy thoroughfares and motorways with ...

The prime minister announced new tax cuts to try to end the crisis that began after the U.S.-Israel war on Iran led to the ...

Save the date for this year's European Geothermal District Heating & Cooling Days, happening on 3-4 September 2026 in Dublin, ...

Housing body Clúid says it will have to switch to 100 per cent social housing at Bannow Road development in Cabra ...

Police have broken up a blockade in Dublin by protesters who have disrupted Ireland for a week over the soaring cost of fuel.

Despite major pressure on the power grid and the risk of rising greenhouse gas emissions, Dublin wants to keep building these ...

Fuel protests across Ireland continued for a fourth day on Friday, with petrol and diesel supplies at Irish forecourts under ...

Ahead of Ireland’s upcoming presidency of the European Union Council, WJC Executive Vice President Maram Stern and Director ...

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