Bord Bia chairman says he will not stand down following Brazilian beef revelations
Larry Murrin told Oireachtas committee he has no conflict of interest and called for dialogue with lobby groups
Irish fans warned over tourist attraction ticket prices in Paris
The difference between buying directly from museum sites and third-party resellers can be substantial
‘Celebrating our roots and growing together’: Dublin’s St Patrick’s festivities announced
Four days of ‘carnival’ promised with centrepiece parade of 12 large floats as well as marching bands
Lord of the Dance show at 3Arena to go ahead despite earlier cancellation
Michael Flatley granted injunction by High Court in Belfast to allow 30th-anniversary show to be staged in Dublin
N11 delays expected in Co Wicklow amid lane closures for three weeks
Portions of the dual carriageway will be closed to allow for tree-felling work at Glen of the Downs
North-South electricity price comparisons face scrutiny amid claims of Republic ‘price gouging’
Cross-Border cost differences far from clear but questions are being asked of State’s regulator
The cost of being a woman: pay gaps, pensions deficits and product prices
While we celebrate St Brigid’s Day, Irish women are being financially penalised simply for their gender
Flood damage: Will my insurance firm cover the costs?
What you need to know when claiming and why it pays to be prepared when dealing with insurers
‘Never seen anything like this’: north Dublin community reacts to flooding
Fairview Strand deals with early morning burst water main, creating huge pool in northside park
Health insurer VHI announces fresh price hike averaging 3%
Premiums on some top level family plans will climb by more than €400 a year under latest increase
Make tipping policies clear to protect consumers, watchdog urges
Competition and Consumer Protection Commission says technology has changed tipping landscape
AIG Black box a stumbling block to secondary school student’s driving ambitions
AIG threatened to cancel Jimmy’s policy after difficulties with having tracking device installed
Are the new grants of up to €5,600 for windows and doors available for all Irish homeowners?
Homeowners can draw down funds for heat pumps, insulation, windows and doors
Heineken increase means cost of its lager, stout and cider products to go up by 20 cent
Move comes two weeks after Diageo announced increase
‘I tried to use my €150 One4All card but the transaction was rejected each time’
Helen could not have foreseen how frustrating her attempts to use her gift card would be