Have you seen Kevin Bacon’s clothes? Actor appeals for help finding outfits shipped to Ireland
Actor’s beloved outfits have been to Israel, France and the UK but remain unaccounted for
Jewish group weighs legal action after Dublin hotel cancels bookings for anti-Semitism event
Venue asked if conference had links to Israel Defense Forces, Jewish Representative Council of Ireland says
‘Scale of our waiting lists remains extraordinary’, Oireachtas health committee told
Public and private hospital systems overlap in a way that is ‘complicated, inefficient and unfair’, said Dr Domhnall McGlacken-Byrne
Households billed for up to 10 times amounts owed due to Gas Networks Ireland glitch
Network operator apologised to customers and said it was trying to establish how many bills were affected
Cockroach infestation found at Hopsack Cafe in Swan Leisure Centre, Rathmines
Food safety watchdog issues a dozen closure orders in September
Ireland is richer and spending more than 30 years ago but is it making us happy?
Optimism of 1996 Ireland has dissipated and outlook to 1956 not very upbeat either, consumer sentiment survey finds
PTSB’s support for 88-year-old widow leaves family unimpressed
Is the bank ‘altogether more human’, as its marketing claims?
Aer Lingus flight cancellations leave readers raging
Airline’s policies create web of confusion and frustration
Credit unions win again as Re-turn, Ryanair and RTÉ fare poorly for customer service
Customer experience scores fell globally but hit highest level in Ireland in almost a decade
Man charged with raping woman in her home while posing as TV technician denied bail
‘Violent pornography, including rape and forced entry’ found on man’s phone 23 years on, judge noted
‘I find it obscene’: Aer Lingus response upsets family dealing with terminal illness
Couple in their 80s booked flights to Algarve before cancer diagnosis, daughter writes
Dublin’s Liberties bells ring after 20 years’ silence following revival project
‘You don’t have to be musical and it is not complicated; you just need to do simple things well,’ says veteran bell ringer
‘Politeness premium’ costing Irish consumers €600m each year, research suggests
Fewer than one in 20 Irish adults will always ask for money they are owed back
Pepper hikes rates by up to half a point
Increase will add around €30 to the monthly repayments on a €100,000 loan
Are the unions right? Did the Government’s budget abandon workers? If they lost, who won?
For most people the value of tax cuts looks likely to be more than cancelled out by inflation