Only after a costly bathroom flood did Enda discover his home was underinsured. Yours could be too
Rebuilding costs have spiralled in recent years, which means a huge number of Irish homes are now underinsured and yours could be among them
Party is over for Tupperware as brand ubiquitous in Irish kitchens files for bankruptcy
US company founded by Earl Tupper in 1946 was transformed when Brownie Wise developed a new marketing approach for its products directly targeting women in their homes
Ombudsman disappointed over delays in finding non-nursing home accommodation for under-65s
HSE tells Ombudsman 81 people moved to appropriate care and plans at an advanced stage to shift a further 17
Leinster House barricades, road closures, restricted-access as Dáil starts new term
Gardaí prevented cars and pedestrians from coming within 100m of the gates of Leinster House unless they had appropriate accreditation
‘My IP address reads as being in Croydon’: Sky customers blocked from RTÉ and other Irish channels
Some Sky users found themselves blocked from accessing streaming services geo-restricted to Ireland
National Ploughing Championships 2024: Tickets, map and all you need to know about ‘Electric Picnic for country folk’
They call it Electric Picnic for country folk, so here’s the lowdown on the biggest event of rural Ireland’s annual social calendar
Most people want budget to prioritise low-income families, poll finds
Children’s Rights Alliance head says ‘once-off and top-up payments will not help the children and families most in need’
Grocery inflation steady according to retail data
Figures from Kantar Worldpanel show rate of inflation is steady 2.8% having hit 2.5% earlier in the summer
Saving the planet and cutting costs in 13 simple steps
Ireland is already feeling the adverse effects of climate change, says a new report, but there are still ways we can be part of the solution
Retail group calls for share of Apple funds
Shop owners say rising costs, increased crime and antisocial behaviour threaten livelihoods
‘An act of love and hope’: New artwork made of plastic rubbish from river Liffey unveiled
Installation by artist Rhona Byrne made from repurposed materials in the form of love-seats
Conor Pope joins the circus: I pine for the time a knife thrower drew blood from my neck
Can Conor Pope cut it as an all-singing, all-dancing, all-bouncing performer, with help from the professionals of Dream Factory? No on all counts
Winter is coming at a cost but there are ways to save
People will likely be paying at least €1,000 more between now and next September for energy than they did in 2021
Tens of thousands of tracker mortgage holders to benefit from latest ECB rate cut
Pressure now on Irish lenders to lower rates for fixed and variable customers
ECB rate cut: What does it mean for Irish mortgage holders and how much will they save?
Borrowers on variable rates and those coming off fixed rates or looking for a new mortgage may have to wait for any benefit