Conor Pope

Conor Pope

Consumer Affairs Correspondent

Conor Pope is Consumer Affairs Correspondent, Pricewatch Editor

Spinach and mixed salad leaves by Garden of Eden recalled after listeria found

The food safety watchdog detected the presence of listeria monocytogenes in the products

Presidential election: Michael Flatley and Joanna Donnelly say they will not seek nominations

Former Met Éireann forecaster says she was ‘wholly unprepared’ to enter the campaign

One of world’s largest tall ship training vessels to dock in Dublin this weekend

BAP Unión the jewel in crown of Peruvian navy and touring Europe in bid to build closer bonds

Student money: An A-Z of college saving and spending

Tips on how to budget as a student and make the most of deals, offers and discounts at college

‘We have an obligation to do whatever we can’: TD Paul Murphy to join aid flotilla to Gaza

The first wave of the Samud Flotilla including Swedish environmental campaigner Greta Thunberg and Irish actor Liam Cunningham left Barcelona on Sunday

Catherine Connolly’s remarks on not trusting ‘US, UK, France’ were in ‘context of Gaza genocide’, she says

Independent TD’s bid for presidency won unanimous backing of People Before Profit party on Sunday

‘The whole house shook’: Brendan Courtney describes lucky escape after car crashes into home

Driver ‘came very close to hitting lamp post’ near house, which would have a had a very different outcome, says broadcaster

Man (20s) to appear in court over Temple Bar assault on tourist

Victim of assault in critical condition at Beaumont Hospital

Jim Gavin wins backing of two FF ministers as Bertie Ahern declines to rule himself out

Billy Kelleher calls for ‘healthy’ contest as three candidates emerge for nomination

Microsoft users across Europe experience delays as Outlook email service goes down

Dublin experiencing bulk of problems

Claire Byrne leaves RTÉ for Newstalk before expected pay cut

Presenter ‘thrilled’ to be joining rival broadcaster as Pat Kenny makes way in schedule

Ryanair oversize bags clampdown: ‘Raising commission to catch people is scary’

Staff are to get €2.50 for every passenger they catch with cabin bags above strict size limits

Gay and lesbian children are more likely to be bullied, study finds

ESRI report shows lesbian, gay or bisexual children and those with a disability are more likely to be bullied

Yellow rain warning in place for west as Met Éireann forecasts unsettled weekend weather

Electric Picnic attendees in Stradbally on Friday would do well to pack their wellies and ponchos

Dublin’s Luas resumes service after major shutdown, with delays expected

Both the Red and Green lines are affected by the power outage

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