Gill Stedman is a Reporter & Multimedia Journalist at RTE. She covers a range of topics including business and economics, energy and mining, and real estate, with a particular focus on ESG, electric vehicles, and green energy. Gill's work has been featured in RTE, where she brings insightful analysis to the intersections of finance and personal finance within these dynamic sectors.
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The National Lottery Regulator is urging adults not to gift scratchcards to children this Christmas.
The National Lottery Regulator is urging adults not to gift scratchcards to children this Christmas.
1,076 jobs have been saved due to the Small Company Administrative Rescue Process (SCARP) since it was launched three years ago, new figures show.
The Irish Road Haulage Association has said the recently announced road toll hikes due to come into force in January will be "catastrophic" for the industry.
ePower is reminding homeowners interested in getting solar panels that the SEAI grant designed to support their installation will be cut from New Year's Day.
By: Gill Stedman
Enterprise Ireland approved investment funding of €3.55m for 18 start-up companies in November.
The average mortgage value for a first time buyer has hit a record high of just under €290,000, new data shows.
Irish consumer sentiment holds steady in December, according to the latest Credit Union Consumer Sentiment Index.
Saving and investment sentiment continued to recover between October and December, new data shows.
B&Q Ireland has reached an agreement to buy three Homebase stores in Ireland for £3.2m.
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