Dublin Zoo chief appointed head of European zoo and aquarium association
Dr Christoph Schwitzer to head body’s international efforts to promote animal welfare, conservation, education and scientific research
No dress and no refund: A reader’s saga ordering clothes online from an ‘Irish’ firm that used stock images for staff photos
The Irish people behind Collins Kildare, at least according to its website, also appear to moonlight as stock photography models
Hot to go: New batch of Electric Picnic tickets sell out within minutes
Limited number of festival tickets were on sale from noon
Grocery price inflation surges to more than 4.5%
Sales increase at slowest pace since 2022 with greater focus on promotions and own label brands
GoCar charges almost €2,000 when rental car breaks down after 30 minutes
‘I could neither reverse nor go forward ... The following day, two sums of money, €287 and €1,650, were removed from my account’
Trump’s tariffs: How will it hit me in my pocket and shopping trolley?
Trade war to push inflation higher, causing elevated prices in supermarkets and elsewhere
Scams, insurance not paying out and tracker issues among complaints to Ombudsman
Financial Services and Pensions Ombudsman case studies illuminating for anyone considering lodging a complaint
Easter eggs will be smaller in Irish shops this year and likely much more expensive. Why?
If you’re willing to play a game of chicken with your eggs, you’ll get a good deal on Easter Sunday. Maybe …
Has Ryanair started penalising people with carry-on luggage?
The airline tell us we are ‘as usual, misinformed’ but three separate people have had the same experience
Low-income households made ‘high-risk’ changes to meet cost-of-living pressures, study finds
With difficulty accessing welfare benefits, they cut spending on essentials such as food while getting into debt to survive
Social welfare payments for those who lose jobs will be linked to previous earnings from Monday
Three weekly payment rates are available under the scheme for qualifying workers
Cost of living: ‘You are going to see €5 lattes in Ireland by the end of the year’
Cost of living: our basket of goods has climbed by 33 per cent in three years
More than half of contactless payments in Irish retail made with a mobile phone or watch
More than 1.5 billion contactless transactions worth over €25bn made last year, figures show
What’s the story with driver numbers and my insurance?
Change requires all drivers in Ireland to provide driver number for each driver covered on car insurance policy