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Ireland – The Irish flag has been lowered to half mast at Government Buildings to mark the death of HM Queen Elizabeth

The Irish flag has been lowered to half mast at Government Buildings last night to mark the death of HM Queen Elizabeth. President Michael D Higgins said her visit to Ireland in 2011 was pivotal in laying a firm basis for an understanding between Ireland and the United Kingdom. Taoiseach Micheál Martin said Queen Elizabeth […]

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Public transport fares are being reduced on a phased basis by 20% from April in Ireland

Public transport fares are being reduced by an average of 20% across all Transport for Ireland services. The reductions will be introduced on a phased basis, commencing in April: Phase 1 involves an average reduction of 20% in the cost of monthly and annual TaxSaver tickets. This is on top of existing tax savings of […]

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Electricity Account Credit of €200 for domestic electricity customers in Ireland

Domestic electricity customers, including pay as you go customers, will get a one-off, exceptional payment of €200 in 2022. The payment will be automatic, and you will not need to apply for it. The €200 credit (including VAT) will be paid between April and June 2022. If you have an older pre-pay meter that has […]

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Covid-19: Changes to restrictions from 22 January 2022 in Ireland

On 21 January 2022, the Government announced a plan for easing COVID-19 restrictions. From 6am on 22 January 2022: Pubs and restaurants can return to normal opening times (no longer must close at 8pm) Nightclubs can reopen You no longer need a vaccination or recovery certificate to access hospitality or indoor activites Social distancing is […]

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