Irish hotels to join landmark Europe-wide legal action against booking.com
Hotels seeking ‘substantial financial compensation’ after ECJ judgment
‘I’ve paid Eir €3,000 more than I needed to, can I get a refund?’
The price of being switched to an out-of-contract rate when your deal term ends can be high
How one reader was scammed through an offer of a lavish birthday hamper
Scammers replicated website of cosmetics retailer Rituals and sent email offering free birthday gift
Food safety watchdog seeks views of hygiene ranking of restaurants
Views of scheme invited from both consumers and businesses
Boots ‘extremely remorseful’ after pleading guilty over misleading Black Friday prices
Breach was identified by the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission
An Aer Lingus customer trying to get €530 she is owed by airline: ‘I feel like I’m losing my mind’
Transaction would not go through on the Aer Lingus website, so the customer did it over the phone instead
Is the Tesco self-scan being policed more ruthlessly?
Galway Tesco customer says she had 87 items in her shopping trolley unpacked and re-scanned by staff
Should you give pocket money to your children? Conor Pope and Rachel O’Dwyer debate
The average amount given to children in Ireland has risen 86%, a survey found. Is this a good use of parents’ funds?
Rise in personal injury claims by pedestrians and other vulnerable road users
Injuries Resolution Board says €300m saved in legal fees, with calls for motor insurance providers to pass on savings to consumers
Paul Durcan - 11 memorable lines: ‘She was a whirlpool, And I very nearly drowned’
Durcan’s poems, often autobiographical and confessional, featured on the Leaving Cert syllabus
‘I am really disappointed in how Aer Lingus treats customers when things go wrong’
Some things airlines can’t control, but how they handle situations is well within their control
Insurers should ‘show their sums’ to customers to explain premium prices, says Green Party
Party wants insurers to display key factors used in calculating quotations including any weightings that might be attached to the customer’s location, their claims history and their job
Average monthly rent exceeds €2,000 for the first time
Daft.ie report says rents nationally rose an average 3.4% to €2,053 per month in first quarter of year
Convicted sex offender had no unsupervised access to children as ‘Daffodil Day’ volunteer, says charity
James Gilleran, who volunteered for Irish Cancer Society, jailed after being spotted on TV by one of his victims
Taco Bell’s arrival could add spice to Ireland’s love affair with American fast food
Applegreen partnership will see Mexican style outlet the latest to set up shop in Ireland