Here . . .Dublin: Apache Pizza, Blanchardstown, 16; Domino's Pizza, Rathmines, 16-inch, 16; Four Star Pizza, Clondalkin, 16.20

Belfast: Four Star Pizza, Kennedy Way, 15.75

Cork: Avanti Pizza, Little Island, evening delivery only, 15.70

Galway: Four Star Pizza, Upper Dominic Street, 14.60

Limerick: Pizza Hot, Cornmarket Road, evening delivery only, 14

Waterford: Domino's Pizza, Park Road, 13½- inch pizza, 14.99

There . . .

Amsterdam: New York Pizza, Damstraat, €15

Edinburgh: Italian Connection, Bruntsfield Place, €16.40

London: Papa Johns, Upper Richmond Road, 16

Madrid: Pizza Movil, Riscos de Polanco, 14.50

New York: Mr Shoes Pizza, Rochester, 9.93

Paris: Allo Pizza, Ave Simon Bolivar, 18.50

Rome: Belle Epoque, Via Ajaccio, 15

Prices are for family-sized cheese and pepperoni pizzas, including local delivery and excluding special offers unless otherwise stated

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What you've found . . .

A reader (and coffee-bar owner) has highlighted the prices at Murphy's ice-cream parlour in Dingle, Co Kerry, where the charge is €€4 for a large latte coffee and 5 for a large mocha coffee. He says he achieves a healthy profit charging €2.20 and €2.80 respectively for the same items. According to the manager in Murphy's the reason its prices are so high is because the coffee it uses is a lot more expensive (supplied by Mahers in Cork). He says the parlour's reputation is built on having the best coffee in the south of Ireland, and if people want to pay less they can go elsewhere. It's the quality of the coffee they are paying for, he maintains.

If you notice a significant price increase or discrepancy, let us know by e-mailing pricewatch@irish-times.ie