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Energy Prices
Pa Daly 17 Sep 2026
resources to make extra direct commitments to people who are struggling, such as not increasing, or removing, the carbon tax on home heating oil in particular and dealing with other energy credits. With the windfall profits they are making, there should be extra charges and an extra
Questions on Policy or Legislation
Helen McEntee 17 Sep 2026
permanent and temporary basis, the Taoiseach, the Tánaiste and the Minister, Deputy Chambers, have all said they want to do something on home heating oil and will do something in the budget to assist people in both the short and long term. The Deputy can be assured
Energy Policy: Motion [Private Members]
Pearse Doherty 17 Sep 2026
stay afloat and to avoid falling into debt. Those people are quietly rationing their heat, cutting back on electricity and leaving their home-heating oil tank empty because they simply cannot afford another fill. It is baffling that time and again Government opposes energy credits on the grounds
Mineral Oil Tax: Financial Resolution
Charles Ward 28 Aug 2026
expensive country in Europe for household electricity. Electricity bills have risen by between 75% and 85% since 2020, while the price of home heating oil has increased by up to 50% in the last six months alone. There has a been a rise in food bills, with family
Mineral Oil Tax: Financial Resolution
Brian Brennan 28 Aug 2026
simply do not know what is around the corner geopolitically. Second, with winter around the corner, I ask that the Government address home heating oil in the budget and find a way to offer support. Pensioners are genuinely scared of what will happen this winter. These are people
Cost of Living: Motion [Private Members]
Brian Stanley 1 Jul 2026
year. Electricity and gas prices are increasing today by 8% on top of all the recent increases. Home heating oil is up 50% or 60%. Motor fuels have increased. We had better not forget about health insurance. Health insurance, which families, households and individuals are forced
Poverty Data
Eoin Hayes 18 Jun 2026
heat their homes. They are often staying in bed rather than getting up because they cannot afford the gas or the home heating oil. I want to focus on the question of targeted energy credits. This is something that has been talked about in the House many times
Child Poverty
Louise O'Reilly 18 Jun 2026
know from the MESL report that home energy costs have risen by 24.9% in the last year and doubled since 2020. Home heating oil, included in the rural MESL basket, has risen by 72.4% in the last year. That is 186.8% compared to 2020. These are all really
Energy Policy
Alan Dillon 11 Jun 2026
introduced unprecedented supports. We expanded the fuel allowance for an additional four weeks, which provided some comfort for those who use home heating oil. Notwithstanding the pressures that energy costs are putting on many families and recognising the scale of the intervention that has already been delivered
Finance Bill 2026: Second Stage
Matt Carthy 9 Jun 2026
What were those choices? To this day, there has not been a single cent of a reduction in the price of home heating oil, despite the fact that there are TDs across the Government benches who, I have no doubt, are aware of people in their constituencies

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