A celebration of women: More than 120 events in Dublin for St Brigid’s festival
The four-day celebration will also mark the arrival of spring and its renewing qualities
Holiday problems for almost one in five Irish overseas travellers, research finds
Scam websites, poor hotels and lost luggage blight holidaymakers, with younger people more likely to suffer
Former car dealer fined and must pay costs over misleading buyer on history of second-hand vehicle
Ionut Nitulescu fined and ordered to pay costs of €8,145 to Competition and Consumer Protection Commission
How to maximise your annual leave in 2026 and hit the hotspots at the right time
Strategically planning your leave-taking could mean bagging yourself lots more time off for just 25 days’ leave
He said he was a Bank of Ireland employee: A reader loses thousands of euro in an afternoon
Irish consumers lose tens of millions of euro to criminals operating scams of this nature, watchdog says
Smokers and vapers could save more than €700 a year on life assurance if they quit
Data from Royal London Ireland shows cost of life insurance could drop by 50% if smokers quit
Vomiting cats and dirty towels: An unhappy holiday in Turkey
A reader says trying to get TUI to address her concerns consumed her holiday
How to get extra holiday days for nothing, and 10 other ways to save money on travel in 2026
Saving on summer jollies is essential, here are the tips on what to watch out for
Record number of overseas deaths reported to Department of Foreign Affairs
More than one in five of all consular cases last year concerned Irish citizens dying abroad
Ireland among world’s 10 most pessimistic countries, survey finds
Just 20% of those polled in Ireland were hopeful 2026 would be better than 2025
Christmas, done and dusted. But what can I do to cut down on waste next time?
Irish households were snowed under by packaging this Christmas. Here are some tips for reducing the burden in 2026
A grocery price war has started in Ireland. Is your shopping about to drop considerably?
Some staples have plunged in price across retailers, but Irish shoppers still face high inflation
How 2025 became year of rising prices and cost of living
Irish consumers faced climbing house prices, grocery price inflation and health insurance premiums
‘I thought it would be jammers’: St Stephen’s Day sales get off to a leisurely start in Dublin
With five minutes to go before opening, a queue suddenly formed outside Brown Thomas, with menswear proving the most popular
How to get the best out of the St Stephen’s Day sales - even if they’re not what they used to be
The absence of headline items selling at massive discounts might be a reflection of the changing face of discounting in Ireland