Eir

2022 Bianconi Avenue is quoting €9m, having been on the market in 2022 for €37m

The price of being switched to an out-of-contract rate when your deal term ends can be high

Meta, X (formerly Twitter), RTÉ, FAI and Uisce Éireann were the organisations with worst reputations

In a country where many utility companies treat their customers with contempt and consumers pay 42 per cent more for goods and services, life admin can be eviscerating

Surge in costs for health insurance, energy, television, broadband and mobile phones

Company puts in good performance in fourth quarter

Almost 45,000 people contacted Competition and Consumer Protection Commission overall last year about goods and services

Broadband and mobile phone service providers are set to raise prices

Widower wants to sell shares now that probate has been granted but is at a loss on how to assess the capital gain, or loss

ESB Networks warned public not to approach dangerous fallen electricity infrastructure

‘We’re not resilient to today’s climate,‘ says expert as State and utility companies face greater pressure to prepare for stormier weather

Peter was still being charged months after he closed his account; while Mary had an altogether more positive experience

Survey finds parents and guardians aged under 35 more likely to give devices to children at a younger age, as are those in Dublin and Leinster

Me & My Money: Maria Fleming is chief executive of First Fortnight Festival

Telco published its 2024 year in data on Monday, which offered a detailed view of Ireland’s evolving digital habits

Telco agrees to fine following five-year investigation by regulator Comreg

A guide to cutting mobile phone costs, from switching providers at the end of your contract to avoiding overcharges on data

CEO Oliver Loomes says company had ‘solid performance’ during third quarter

Video cameras smart doorbells, alarms and locks can help secure your property all year round

But investment, knowledge and security concerns hold back adoption

A comparison of plans from Three, Vodafone, Eir, Virgin Mobile, Sky Mobile, 48, An Post Mobile, Tesco Mobile and GoMo

French billionaire moving to take full control of telecoms firm

Worth an estimated €10bn, Niel is one of your ‘always on’ kind of entrepreneurs

Land holding of 0.34 acres occupies prime location next to N11 and within short walk of Stillorgan village

Vodafone, Harvey Norman and Currys were also among the top 10

Special offers, contract savings and why you should try to swerve the new ‘streaming TV’ services if you like recording programmes

The surgery had 12 staff on an ‘inconsistent and unreliable connection’ for months

Company says broadband and mobile customers rose by 148,000 year on year in first quarter

Competition commission warns pub owners to display prices or face penalties

When it comes to poor customer care, Eir is not alone in letting its customers down

The phrase ‘I want a supervisor’ can be less effective than ‘I want to log a formal complaint’

Undisclosed number of eir customers hit with €18.45 charge after new billing system rejects their card details

Company was chastised in court for failure to acknowledge customer complaints

Communications Workers Union gets agreements worth 8% for the postal workers and 11% for those in the telecom operator

In wake of court case, telecom provider ‘categorically rejects’ accusations of instructing customer care team ‘to not comply with regulatory obligations’

State’s largest telecoms group was not just failing consumers on service, it was actively frustrating them

Court hears customer made 13 calls to Eir, sent five emails and tried to make contact eight times on social media but never got anywhere

Claims emerge in court case taken against company by communications regulator ComReg

Growing gap between workers and organisations as digitalisation of workplace continues

Experience in UK and with Eir is that private owners don’t invest in networks but just saddle companies with debt and take dividends