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“Scrap it” says Tóibín
“Literally, that should be illegal.”
When the Government increases the minimum wage, it takes money directly from employers, and puts it in the pockets of employees.
“A pain in the arse.”
They’re still going to slice open your wallet. They’re just going to give you an injection, first, so you don’t feel it.
“Almost insulting.”
Perhaps that is because Eamon Ryan is something that Irish people are not used to: A politician who keeps his promises.
Worse hikes next week.
Amid spiralling cost of living and fuel costs, Energy and Transport Minister Eamon Ryan has expressed the view that the war in Ukraine is primarily responsible for the problem.
Ireland’s energy regulator has urged the government to invest in liquefied natural gas infrastructure, arguing that the country has “insufficient safeguards” regarding energy security. The comments were made early this week by Aoife MacEvilly, chairwoman of the Commission for the Regulation of Utilities (CRU). “LNG should be considered in the context of energy security,” said […]
The problem with this idea is that unless you fix the underlying problem, a price fixing law will ultimately destroy businesses and lead to shortages
As Micheál Martin appears to rule out further reductions in excise
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