Gas and electricity offers for households are disappearing due to Iran war
Middle East conflict has pushed up oil prices, causing utility bills and forecourt costs to soar
How much will petrol or diesel cost in Ireland from midnight?
Cuts to excise duty and the Nora levy, plus a rise in the fuel allowance, are intended to limit the increases in fuel prices resulting from conflict in the Middle East
Woman’s €75 skincare items taken after Ryanair diversion to airport with different liquid rules
A woman spent months chasing a bereavement refund only for the airline to change the rules
Low levels of health insurance switching despite steep rises in premium prices
Vast majority of people with private health insurance have never switched provider or plan, research shows
Smyths Toys issues recall notice for dig toys due to traces of asbestos
Retailer has warned people to ‘stop using the products immediately’ and keep them out of reach of children
‘Disgruntled from Cork’: Train passenger left fuming over the inflexibility of his ticket
Reader told the Irish Rail train host he had missed his train and wanted to catch the next one, but she was having none of it
Trust in AI’s financial acumen reaches almost 40%, neobank survey suggests
Some consumers view artificial intelligence as or more useful than human interaction, says Bunq
‘Work from home, reduce speed’: Will energy watchdog’s tips really help Irish consumers?
International Energy Agency releases 10 measures it says could help the world deal with rise in energy costs
Joan Delany, wife of Olympian Ronnie Delany, dies two days after her husband’s funeral
Joan Delany died surrounded by family in the Blackrock Clinic in Dublin on Wednesday
Overwhelming support for Irish language signage at Queen’s University
The proposal calling for the reintroduction of Irish signs on campus was backed by more than 5,000 students
Grand marshal Vogue Williams in pole position for Dublin’s St Patrick’s Day parade
Festival chief executive delighted after almost a year’s hard work comes to gratifying, sun-blessed climax
How St Patrick’s Day unfolded across Ireland as thousands attend parades
Updates from parades around the country including Galway, Cork and Limerick
Language used to describe homelessness influences attitudes, survey finds
Person-centred terminology can help reduce stigma as levels of homelessness continue to see new highs
Is life cheaper abroad? We compare everyday prices in Ireland and 10 overseas cities
From rent to Big Macs, we add up the costs of everyday life in Dublin and other major cities
How the continuing Middle East conflict could hit consumers to the tune of €2,500 per year
From energy to food, and even a summer holiday, the war in Iran brings ongoing price volatility at home