Should I be worried about my summer travel plans amid jet fuel issues?
Europe reportedly has ‘maybe six weeks or so’ of jet fuel supplies on hand. What will this mean for flights?
Fact check: Has Ireland really introduced the ‘largest fuel assistance package in Europe’?
Britain introduced no measures for the current fuel crisis but has not reversed the 6 cent cut in excise from 2022
Consumer watchdog finds no evidence of fuel price gouging in era of spiralling costs
Costs increasing in line with wholesale price, Competition and Consumer Protection Commission tells Oireachtas committee
Fuel prices start to fall across Ireland as excise cuts come into effect
Some stations see 10c drop, but industry warns reductions may take days to fully filter through
Reader left baffled by Flogas refund that never arrived
Consumer says he doesn’t understand why Flogas could not credit the refund to his bank account
Motorists told to not expect immediate fuel price drops as excise cut takes effect
Iran war could negate all reductions recently rolled out by Irish Government
Five food outlets in same Dublin shopping arcade hit with closure orders
Inspectors identified active cockroach infestations, rodent activity, meat being air dried in a bedroom and a waste discharge covering an entire floor in a kitchen
‘Lovely’ Aer Lingus check-in staff find way around liquid rules in Malaga
Response from Ryanair prompts a reader to get in touch about the way another airline handled a similar situation
Taoiseach warns against further blockades by fuel protesters
Patrick O’Donovan suggests RTÉ report encouraged protesters to go to Whitegate
How much will petrol and diesel cost after new measures kick in this week?
Even with the latest excise cut, motorists will still be much worse off than they were six weeks ago
An Post customer finds his parcel in green bin after second attempt to send it to France
‘We made a total hames of it’: An Post apologises after two readers reveal their frustrating experiences
Ryanair and Rathwood are the most complained about companies in Ireland
Currys, Sky and Eir also drew ire of customers who contacted State body for help
Debt shame: ‘I was going to lose my home ... It was one of the darkest times’
Thousands of households are trapped in long-term mortgage arrears, and now fuel debt and buy-now-pay-later schemes are affecting many more
Rathwood Home and Garden World says it will issue refunds to consumers after watchdog investigation
Rathwood Home and Garden World, Easons, Very, Applegreen, SuperValu and Mr Price among the retailers subject to compliance action
The dos and don’ts of travel insurance in troubled times
As many as one in three holidaymakers had no travel insurance last year, but one in six had issues with their trip