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Seat has revealed updated versions of its two most popular models - the Ibiza and the Arona.

We all want to spend less on our energy bills and use less energy. Whether it's adding insulation or giving your radiators a clean, there are lots of small changes that can have big financial rewards.

As temperatures soar across Ireland this week, many are left searching for ways to keep their homes cool and comfortable. Pinergy, the energy transition company, is sharing top tips to offer relief from the heat for cooler, more energy efficient homes.

With the winter months quickly approaching, homeowners are being reminded of the importance of upgrading their insulation, not just for warmth, but for energy efficiency and environmental sustainability. West Coast Insulation, a trusted name in insulation solutions across Galway and Mayo since 2009, has seen a surge in enquiries from homeowners eager to make their homes greener and more energy-efficient.

As winter time begins and the days grow shorter and darker, a shift in energy consumption is inevitable. Typically, shorter daylight hours can lead to increased energy consumption as people rely more on artificial lighting and heating. Couple this with Halloween festivities and we're in for a surge in energy usage.

If your oil or gas boiler is currently over 10 years old or you are due to replace your current heating system, then the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) recommends that you consider the advantages of installing a heat pump and plan ahead.

New research led by Slimming World, the UK and Ireland’s largest weight-loss organisation, has revealed that the cost-of-living crisis is making it more difficult to make healthy food choices.

With energy prices remaining at an all-time high, these energy-saving tips will not just keep your home warmer, but will help you make some real cost savings, too.

ALONE, the charity that supports older people to age at home, has called on all organisations to work together to support older people this winter and ‘share the warmth’.

The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) is encouraging consumers to check energy labels when buying new electrical products, noting that electrical products can vary in their efficiency and ‘choosing efficient products will save you money on your electricity bills in the long-term’.