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The closeness of the warring world
Last Saturday morning, the world felt as though it tilted on its axis. In an age of instant communication and tightly wound global markets, conflict no longer erupts in isolation. It sends shockwaves. By lunchtime, energy traders had reacted. By evening, oil prices were climbing. By Monday, the consequences were knocking on doors in places far removed from the theatre of war — including here in Galway.
Galway hoteliers urge Government to tackle unsustainable increases in cost of doing business
Hoteliers from across the country recently met with TDs and Senators to discuss the key challenges facing Irish tourism and the necessary measures the Irish Hotels Federation is calling for to ensure the successful long-term development of Ireland’s largest indigenous industry, supporting over 270,000 livelihoods – including 22,000 in Galway.
Galway hoteliers urge government to tackle unsustainable increases in the cost of doing business
Hoteliers from across the country recently met with TDs and Senators to discuss the key challenges facing Irish tourism and the necessary measures the Irish Hotels Federation is calling for to ensure the successful long-term development of Ireland’s largest indigenous industry, supporting over 270,000 livelihoods – including 22,000 in Galway.
How to avoid being stung by the hidden costs as a first-time homeowner
If you are planning to take the leap into home ownership in Ireland, make sure you avoid being stung by the hidden add-on costs like conveyancing fees and stamp duty.
VFI – publicans ‘in the dark’ about proposed business supports
The Vintners’ Federation of Ireland (VFI) is urging Government to engage immediately with the hospitality sector to clarify what supports are now available for its members following the publication of Budget 2024.
Not enough being done to combat uninsured driving in Ireland - Aviva
Some 50% of motorists believe that not enough is being done to tackle the growing problem of uninsured drivers on Irish roads according to new research from Aviva Insurance Ireland DAC (Aviva).
Insurance companies cannot pocket savings from lower payouts, notes Naughten
The Personal Injuries Assessment Board (PIAB) has reported that with the average injury payout reduced from just under €24,000 to just over €14,000, the insurance industry must not be allowed to pocket these savings and must instead pass them on to their customers, according to local Independent Deputy, Denis Naughten.
Drop in personal injury awards must see insurance premiums slashed, says McNelis
Insurance premiums for personal and business customers must be “slashed” and the Government “finally get a grip” on an industry which has “had its own way for far too long”.
