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...the Irish Motor Industry, the Irish Small and Medium Enterprises Association, Small Firms Association and the Irish Road Haulage Association. “Consumers looking to locate their nearest retailer taking part in...
The Inver Energy acquisition fulfils ‘a long-term ambition of Greenergy to participate in the Irish market’ with the acquisition offering ‘a very exciting opportunity for everyone at Inver’ Having agreed...
Having read January’s Irish column ‘with interest’, a concerned Irish distributor sent the following tongue in cheek comment. We Republic of Ireland (RoI) distributors are currently experiencing something of a bloodbath...
...can be made until May 18. Jones Oil, founded in 1984 as Jones Distribution, is an entirely Irish-owned company, headquartered in Dublin. It supplies homeheating oil and commercial fuels to...
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...to achieve the goal in a fair way.” means the government are open to talking to our industry about biofuels.” Nick Hayes Nick Hayes UKIFDA’s Irish representative comments; “It is...
...recognition for the use of biofuels in the decarbonisation of home heating. As a body which aims to reduce carbon emissions, while ensuring that Irish households can continue to meet...
...with Margaret Major, managing editor Fuel Oil News in our May issue. “Recently I was fortunate enough to be invited by 152 (North Irish) Regiment, Royal Logistic Corps to attend...
OFTEC is encouraging households in Ireland to spring into action this National Home Improvement Month. With 4 in 10 Irish households using oil as their main heating source, homeowners are...
Family-owned Irish oil company, Maxol, has launched its annual Christmas Coffee Cup campaign in support of depression charity Aware as demand for its services continues to grow. With roots that...
...has been shelved following the failure of its pilot scheme, according to an Irishnews.com report Rolled out in February 2012, the scheme – partnered by Kingspan Renewables and Carillion Energy...
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...to take every step necessary to make not only our industry, but also Ireland, carbon neutral by 2050.” Formerly known as the Irish Petroleum Industry Association, Fuels for Ireland rebranded...
...Irish society as a whole. Former Irish rugby international, Donncha O’Callaghan has launched the 2023 Texaco Support for Sport funding initiative. With two years completed, clubs that have received funding...
The 22nd September 1959 was a red letter day in the annals of Irish refining, with the official inauguration of the country’s only refinery at Whitegate, near Cork city. Jointly...
...undercut the overwhelmingly compliant and legitimate operators across Northern Ireland.” In the Irish Republic the Irish Petrol Retailers Association (IPRA) has extended its quality assurance scheme for petrol retailers in...
Emmet O’Neill, chief executive, Topaz (l) with Brian Hannasch, president and chief executive officer of Alimentation, Couche-Tard Johnny Bambury-Fennell Photography Subject to the usual regulatory approvals and closing conditions Ireland’s...
David Blevings of the Northern Ireland Oil Federation Rationalisation of the Northern Ireland (NI) oil distribution sector has stepped up a gear. Several businesses have been acquired by former competitors...
...Murphy, loyalty manager Topaz and Steve Tormey, deputy managing director, Toyota Ireland Clever marketing and a culture for continuous change sees Irish owned Topaz remain one of the most recognisable...
...and Miriam. Dad was a sales manager at that time in Irish Shell. An opening appeared in the Wicklow and North Wexford areas to become an Irish Shell distributor, so...
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