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among Irish car buyers as almost a fifth of new cars registered in the State in the first half of 2023 were electric, according to the Central Statistics Office . Eoin Burke-Kennedy has the details.under a new EU-wide framework due to come into force next year, writes Ian Curran.slowed to one of the lowest levels on record in the second quarter, with Sherry FitzGerald blamed ongoing increases in borrowing costs. Colin Gleeson looks at the report.
When it comes to sustainability, we always assume it is younger generations prodding the rest of us to mend our ways but a new AIB survey says that only one in five 18-34 year olds is. Cash is a big hurdle obviously but just four in 10 people overall feel sustainability is really important to them. Colin has the details.
With energy costs rising just as people adapt to the new working from home or hybrid environment, you’d have thought there would be great interest in tax relief offered by Revenue against some of your work-related bills at home. That hasn’t really happened. Fiona ReddanIn our personal finance Q&A, we deal with one reader’s concerns that Revenue might force the sale of their home to meet a
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