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Photo story: A dark new vision of Oklahoma! at Bord Gáis Energy Theatre
A dark new vision of Oklahoma! at Bord Gáis Energy Theatre
Oklahoma! review: Stunning soprano Molly Lynch leads Bord Gáis Energy Theatre’s take on revolutionary musical
Claire Tighe’s staging at the Dublin theatre leans into the ruggedness of American rural life in the early 20th century
Flutter investor Dart nears 30%, Erisbeg signs €175m deal
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Ireland banned nuclear power for a world that no longer exists
Traditional nuclear was never right for this State. The plants were too large - but the technology has moved on
Renewables firm NZE to invest €2bn in hydrogen venture
Tim Cowhig chaired firm earmarks Carlow site for energy storage project
The cost of running a home in Ireland: from one cup of tea to a 10-minute shower
Knowing how much it costs to heat the livingroom or have a cup of tea can help keep your spending in check
Tori Amos in Dublin review: This mother of dragons still knows how to roar
Game of Thrones vibe adds sense of the epic to Amos’s stark warning about tyrants in our midst
ESB Networks apologises for smart meter glitch that told customers energy usage had soared
Woman says her usage last Sunday was put at 13,000kWh, which would cost some €5,000, when in reality it was closer to 9kWh
Wholesale electricity prices fell by more than 24% last month
While wholesale prices have softened considerably over the past 12 months, retail prices for consumers remain elevated
Bord Gáis earns €72.5m profit as it prepares to bring two new gas-fired plants onstream
Electricity and gas supplier continues €1bn investment plan, including proposed 334MW power plant in Galway
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Paul Rudd and Nick Jonas to premiere new film at Dublin International Film Festival
Comedy musical Power Ballad, directed by John Carney, will serve as closing film of festival
Top Hat: The stylish Irving Berlin musical on its way to Ireland
Kathleen Marshall’s production, at the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, stars Phillip Attmore and Amara Okereke as Jerry Travers and Dale Tremont
Bord Gáis Energy’s Dave Kirwan on Irish energy prices and the case for nuclear power
Bord Gais Energy chief Dave Kirwan’s remit includes responsibility for parent company Centrica’s nuclear plants in the UK
Wholesale electricity prices down 18.5% but consumers still facing high bills
Meanwhile, producer prices for food products increased by 4.1% in the year and 0.3% since September, data from the CSO shows
Bord Gáis Energy joins with French giant EDF in bid for wind farm off Irish coast
Power companies hope to build wind farm capable of supplying almost one million homes
We may have longer night-rate tariffs, but Ireland’s EV charging costs remain stubbornly high
SSE Airtricity introduces new tariff giving electric car owners more off-peak charging hours
Wholesale electricity prices down 16% as many consumers continue to face hikes
Elsewhere, producer prices for food rose by 4.5% in September compared with the same month last year, CSO data shows
Former Bord Gais headquarter office block seeking €9.5m
Dublin city centre property acquired and developed at a cost of nearly €14m in 2001 hits the market
Why are Irish energy prices so high?
Irish households are paying about €350 more a year for electricity compared to other EU countries
Most Irish households aren’t using smart meters properly. Doing so could save you €800
More than two million people have smart electricty meters, yet few of us are using them properly
Bord Gáis Energy announces electricity price hike of 13.5%
Company blames increases in network costs, the impact of wholesale energy markets and the higher cost of doing business
New customers to receive cash instead of energy credits in household benefit scheme
Electricity Association of Ireland at odds with Government over decision
Bord Gáis profit dips to €39m in first half of 2025
Customer numbers grew 3% in the first six months of the year to 531,000
Death announced of businessman Pat Dineen
Mr Dineen chaired Bord Gais and Bord na Mona, among other firms
Electricity bills: What are your options for cheaper deals as prices surge?
Irish electricity prices are the highest in the EU but there are steps you can take to pay as little as possible
Bord Gáis Energy owner to invest more in Irish power market
Move came as firm said operating profit surged to €75 million in 2024
Infrared to heat pumps: the best modern methods to heat your home
From simple DIY upgrades to deep retrofits – take your home from brr to a high Ber
‘Watch your step’: Steve Coogan takes Patrick Freyne backstage at Dr Strangelove
The comic actor is playing four parts in the new stage version of Stanley Kubrick’s film, which comes to Ireland in 2025
Bord Gáis Energy acquires solar panel installation company Swyft Energy
Agreement is subject to regulatory approval by the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission.
Bord Gáis pays €2m a year to renew sponsorship of Dublin docklands theatre
Energy group announces renewal of deal with theatre owner Crownway Entertainment for 10 years
Bord Gáis Energy to enter offshore wind market after deal with Corio Generation
Corio has global pipeline of more than 30GW and is developing 450MW Sceirde Rocks wind farm off Irish west coast
The day Bord Gáis Lady and I wished we had never picked up the phone to each other
On the day set aside for a boiler service, I was at home. I received a confirmation notice the day before. By 6pm, nobody showed up. A battle by telephone seemed inevitable
Bord Gáis signals further price cuts despite dip in profits
Energy firm says it cut almost €1,000 from the average combined household gas and electricity bill last year through two price reductions
Wednesday’s Top Stories: Bord Gáis Energy announces fresh price cuts of up to 10%; Severe frost and icy conditions expected with weather warnings in place
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Q&A: Energy prices are going down. Here’s what consumers need to know about it
Electric Ireland has made a further price cut, with other providers expected to follow suit. But the market is volatile and prices are still high compared to 2021
The Drifters Girl: Music-management pioneer Faye Treadwell’s struggle to build a franchise
This is not just another jukebox musical. Carly Mercedes Dyer’s performance as Treadwell makes you think about more than just The Drifters’ songs
Dublin still has highest electricity prices of all EU capitals despite latest fall
Electricity prices almost 50% higher than before Ukraine war while gas prices 72% higher, according to report
Bord Gáis and Mitsubishi Power mull Europe’s first ammonia plant
Businesses sign memo of understanding on proposal for Whitegate
Court grants biotech firm protection from creditors during rescue plan
Judge satisfied to make a series of orders protecting Bio Marine Ingredients Ireland Ltd from being sued over its debts
Energy price cuts of 10-30% for nearly all Irish households in coming days
Almost all households will see cuts of between 10 and 30 per cent over coming days as suppliers start competing for business
Yuno Energy becomes latest electricity supplier to cut prices
PrepayPower-owned provider says new rates are cheapest in the market
Bord Gáis Energy to cut price of gas and electricity by 15.5%
New rates are effective from November 9th for all residential customers and are in addition to any other discounts
Taoiseach meeting energy firms as further gas and electricity price cuts sought
Price decreases of between 10 and 20% announced this month not enough, Varadkar says
Bord Gáis Energy to hire 300 staff as its plots path to net zero
Energy supplier says it plans to set up a training academy for apprentices
Household bills will take time to reflect lower wholesale prices, energy companies say
Electric Ireland, Bord Gáis and SSE cite hedging for price cut delay as survey says Dublin consumers pay nearly twice EU average for power
Craig Revel Horwood: ‘My life was better before Strictly Come Dancing’
The director, choreographer and Strictly star returns to Dublin with an electrifying turn as Miss Hannigan in Annie
One in five workers say charity is not a priority for their employer
Majority of employees more likely to work for company that supports causes
Bord Gáis Energy swings to €30m loss in first half of year
Supplier says it does not plan to increase charges for homes and businesses despite losses
Despite oppostion, Harry Crosbie ‘determined’ to develop kiosks at Bord Gáis Energy Theatre
Businessman and wife granted permission in May to convert structures in Dublin’s docklands into coffee bar and flower shop
‘It took me two months, multiple emails and a phone call to get my refund from Bord Gáis Energy’
Pricewatch: Company says it is working with affected customers to resolve issues ‘as quickly as possible’
Energy prices to remain high into 2024 despite wholesale falls
Suppliers tied to expensive hedging deals struck during crisis
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