‘Ticketmaster are refusing to transfer the tickets, paid for by us, to our clients’: A reader looks for advice
A reader contacted us last week with a doozy of a story, having spent months trying to get a relatively simple issue dealt with
How can Ireland solve its dismal electric vehicle charging infrastructure?
Ireland has 4,000 charging points which amounts to less than one third of the EU average
Parents warned not to buy or use baby sleep pillows due to risk of death
Consumer watchdog issued takedown notices which have so far prompted the removal of 1,115 listings of such products
I used AI to plan a holiday to Dublin. It took 45 seconds but there were some issues
AI for travel planning is evolving from regular search tools listing options to detailed itineraries and actual reservations, but it’s not problem free
Eating at Dublin’s first Popeyes: The man at the top of the queue tells me he’s been there for 26 hours
Third person in Blanchardstown queue to win ‘chicken for life’ admits he’s never tried the famed US offering
Bank of Ireland has warned customers of spike in text scams. Here’s what to look out for
Fraudsters posing as bank staff use fake transaction alerts to trick victims into transferring money
Older customers targeted as health insurers cut cover despite 11% rise in premiums - watchdog
Health Insurance Authority says reductions in orthopaedic cover will hit old patients needing hip and knee surgery more
Grocery inflation dips to 5.5% as summer spending starts in earnest
Inflation rate is slowest since last summer with demand jumping for ice cream, antipasti and sun care products
Tenerife wedding planner that closed suddenly says those chasing money are ‘wasting’ their time
Co-owner of Weddings in Tenerife urges people not to ‘keep chasing this like it was a crime’
Aer Lingus updates warnings over mobile phone power banks on planes
US data from 37 different airlines show two flights a week had issues with overheating batteries
Five night stay for under €800 and the joy of a chipper: 18 ways to holiday cheaply in Ireland
You might think ‘Ireland’ and ‘cheap’ in the same sentence is oxymoronic, but we reckon there are still ways to have fun without big costs
Baking with the professionals at TU Dublin’s university-level pastry masterclass
Taking a university-level pastry masterclass was as difficult as our baking-averse correspondent expected it to be
Women’s mini marathon: ‘Until you’re on the start line, you can’t grasp the magic of it’
Thousands gather to run and raise money for favourite good causes on streets of Dublin
Coronas’ Limerick concert called off after guitarist falls ill on stage
Dublin outfit had been due to play King John’s Castle on Friday night
Bullfinch recovered in operation targeting ‘nasty world’ of bird trapping
Enduring problem in Ireland often goes under the radar and can prove fatal to animals, says BirdWatch Ireland