
Irish Cabinet Tasked with Reducing Business Red Tape
Taoiseach Micheál Martin and Enterprise Minister Peter Burke have instructed other Cabinet members to identify and propose actions to cut red tape for businesses by the end of September.
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Taoiseach Micheál Martin and Enterprise Minister Peter Burke have instructed other Cabinet members to identify and propose actions to cut red tape for businesses by the end of September.
Peter Burke stated that the Attorney General's advice indicates a high bar for nationalizing Aughinish Alumina, which has not been met, and refused to commit to publishing the findings of the sanctions probe.

Minister Peter Burke announced that his department's report concerning Aughinish Alumina is anticipated to be completed and released within the next 10 days.

Minister for Enterprise Peter Burke is set to instruct all agencies under his purview to remove unnecessary bureaucratic hurdles, and has announced he will write to them to demand this action.
Minister Peter Burke officially opened the restored Tides of Time visitor experience in Carrick-on-Suir, Tipperary, a new €440,000 centre aimed at showcasing the town's rich heritage and attracting more visitors.
Irish Minister Peter Burke held a dinner with Meta lobbyists at the US ambassador's residence to discuss Ireland's digital agenda for its EU presidency, coinciding with US efforts to influence European big tech policing.

Irish Minister for Enterprise Peter Burke stated that the investigation into the Aughinish Alumina controversy will not be a deadline for the start of Ireland's EU presidency on July 1.

Peter Burke said a probe into alleged oil price gouging should be complete in a month.

Minister Peter Burke stated that there are no adverse findings indicating alumina exports are going to Russian arms factories, citing a lack of verifiable internal trade data within Russia.

Ireland's Minister for Enterprise, Peter Burke, stated he could not provide assurances regarding the future employment of workers at Aughinish Alumina in Co Limerick.

Irish Minister Peter Burke stated there is 'no information' to suggest that alumina from a Limerick plant is helping Russia in its war against Ukrainians, also disputing a CSO figure that 83 percent of Aughinish Alumina's exports go to Russia as 'not accurate'.