Future of retailer Claire’s in doubt as US parent files for bankruptcy protection
Restructuring firm Interpath recently tasked with finding a buyer for the European operation, including the 20 Irish stores
Garden centre apologises over delayed orders after supplier goes into administration
Rathwood Garden & Living ‘fixing problems’ caused after one of firm’s main suppliers entered administration
Cost of starting secondary school in Ireland now tops €1,100
Many parents worried about costs, with only 34% saying they will be manageable
Status Yellow wind warnings lifted across the State with power restored to thousands
Eight counties under alerts amid forecasts of dangerous driving conditions, flooding and structural damage
‘I was delighted with the big, happy head on him’: Stories of soundness restoring readers’ faith in humanity
From Ryanair and Decathlon to Stena and Dublin Bus, here are some happy-ending tales of sound customer service
Water supply for Greater Dublin Area replenishing after Uisce Éireann completes major pipe repairs
Extensive repairs scheduled this weekend as demand for water is typically lower on bank holidays
One Night in Dublin ... with the bouncers at Copper Face Jacks: Once you’re gone, you’re gone
On the door with security staff and management of ‘the most famous nightclub in Ireland’
How to make a customer complaint: The consumer rights you have, and the ones you don’t
Awareness of what protections you have as a consumer, but also of when the law isn’t on your side, can ultimately benefit your blood pressure
How to get children saving early – and why prize bonds aren’t the answer
There are smarter options than leaving your child’s allowance or gift money in a deposit account
Ryanair’s changed policy on minors leaves children’s travel plans up in the air
When it comes to accompanying children, a 16- or 17-year-old is no longer an adult
‘The worst customer service experience of my life’: Tales of Aer Lingus travel trouble
More readers have been dismayed by poor Aer Lingus customer care
Ryanair looking to boost staff commission to tackle ‘scourge’ of oversized bags
Airline wants to address issue caused by ‘tiny number of passengers’ who don’t abide by rules
Irish public’s caution on Occupied Territories Bill reflects ‘considered’ view – Taoiseach
Irish Times poll suggests voters are becoming more concerned about proposed legislation
Hundreds of potentially unsafe baby products removed by top online retailers after consumer protection sweep
Officials across European Union even found recalled products listed for sale during their safety and compliance checks
Liveline contenders: ‘Crazy levels of speculation’ about who will step in to replace Joe Duffy
Candidates remain tight-lipped, but sources suggest there could be an overhaul of radio show and RTÉ’s afternoon schedule