‘I am at a loss as to how €5,200 goes missing’: PTSB customers say refunds disappeared without a trace
Two customers of the bank have been in touch seeking help over missing refunds
Despite earning €100,000 a year, buying a one-bed apartment in Dublin still seems an impossible dream
Our reader’s son earns over €100,000 a year, but fell foul of restrictive loan-to-value rules
Homelessness hits new high as 100 more children enter emergency shelter
Figures come as Minister rows back on Government commitment to end homelessness by 2030
Baby names: Jack and Sophie the most popular in Ireland in 2024
Biggest climbers in boys’ names are Rowan, Caleb and Iarlaith, according to CSO figures
Fines and penalty points to be revoked for nearly 2,000 motorists who travelled on N17
Minister for Transport previously unaware of the issue but says it would be taken ‘very seriously’
What is the National Gallery’s scanner that cost €125,000 and what would it be used for?
The X-ray device can uncover significant details of an artist’s processes and techniques and give advance warning of damage
HSE Health App: How does it work and is it any good?
Perhaps of most interest is not what’s there now, but what’s coming later
Is there alcohol in alcohol-free beers, and should we be worried?
Two readers contact us over concerns about alcohol-free beer
Residents fear for safety and privacy over plans to increase drone deliveries of fast food
Company wants to broaden its delivery area into southwest Dublin
Consumer watchdog intervenes as New Look refuses vouchers in closing down sale
British fashion chain announced last week it was shutting its 26 shops in the Republic
SSE Airtricity misread Anne’s meter, overcharged her by thousands and won’t refund her
The SSE Airtricity customer has spent more than a year trying to extract a refund from the company
Laya to hike health insurance prices by 6.6% on average
Insurer said its overall claim costs have risen by 29 per cent over the past two years
EV Q&A: Pilot scheme aims to connect drivers with people willing to rent use of private chargers
If homeowners rent out charging points when they are not in use, it will take pressure off the network and make things easier for all
Ireland weather updates: Heavy cloud lifts to reveal blue skies - but not for long...
Met Éireann warns of rain across much of the country as day progresses
‘Dodgy boxes’: Why are they in the news and could I be prosecuted for using one?
Copyright body says many consumers unaware piracy streaming networks are often linked to organised crime