Government to look at anti-fraud measures and hiking penalties for uninsured drivers

And if you don’t like it, then don’t come complaining to us . . .

Oireachtas committee to invite motor industry bodies to discuss spiralling prices

Cost of cover is spiking but for once the rising costs are not the drivers’ fault

Yorkies are less thick than they used to be, a box of Surf washing powder has become lighter, and a bar of Imperial Leather soap is 20 per cent smaller

The price of crude oil has fallen significantly in recent months – but the cost of a litre of petrol has risen

It might be time to break for the Border again: as our comparisons show, shoppers in the Republic pay much more for groceries than those in the UK

‘Customers’ are being asked to collude in the impoverishment of the men who collect their bins

Garth Brooks decision was a first

Customers who get into debt with some banks and service providers can expect the response to even minor debts to be swift and aggressive

In the last days of the boom we spent like kings. The bailout years have taught us to scrimp like paupers. Will waving goodbye to the troika give us back our confidence?

Bank accused of ‘kicking loyal customers in teeth’ over imposing charges on customers up to age 66

Grab your trolley and let’s take a whistle-stop tour of the aisles, from the growth of Aldi to, well, Z

Supermarket chains should freeze prices or have move imposed, Dáil told