St Patrick’s Day parades in Dublin, Cork and Belfast: Routes, timings, road closures, public transport and all you need to know
When does the St Patrick’s Day parade in Dublin start? And other questions answered
President urges ‘shared responsibility’ in final St Patrick’s Day message
Michael D Higgins thanks public for placing trust in him over two terms
Micheál Martin meets Donald Trump in Washington: How the day progressed
Micheál Martin meets Donald Trump in White House before attending St Patrick's Day events
Passenger cap blamed for drop in visitors for St Patrick’s Day
From Wednesday of this week until next Tuesday around 400,000 passengers are expected to come and go
Zoorassic Trail: Giant animatronic dinosaurs come to Dublin Zoo
Highlights include a 65ft-tall brachiosaurus, 40ft-tall T-rex and triceratops the size of an ice cream van
Ticketmaster, Eir and Ryanair top list of firms that triggered the most consumer complaints to watchdog
Almost 45,000 people contacted Competition and Consumer Protection Commission overall last year about goods and services
High-profile retailers admit breaches of rules on sale prices
Consume protection watchdog prosecutes stores over advertised discounts in Black Friday and winter sales
Grocery prices in Irish supermarkets on the way up again, new figures show
Households shopping bills have now risen by well over 20% when compared with late 2021, says Kantar Worldpanel
‘My mother (80s) is paying €2,200 on her health insurance. Could she get a cheaper plan?’
Health cover costs have only gone in one direction – up – and switching can be complicated, but it’s worth shopping around
Banks warn scams will worsen with criminals use of AI
Some 58% of those surveyed say they had encountered scam text messages per mobile phone
‘Half the city is without power’: Readers in Australia share their storm experiences
It was an ‘eerie few days’ in Brisbane as a strange weather system named Alfred came calling
Property prices likely to rise by close to 10% again this year - Ipav
Estate agents say Government needs to incentivise small builders back into the market if it is to offer hope to ‘locked out’ generation
‘Miracle’ that boy (11) stabbed in Dublin school survived, father says
Blade impacted one of primary school pupil’s vital organs and he required emergency surgery
Over half of websites selling second-hand goods ‘potentially breaking’ consumer law
Some 45% of online vendors not informing consumers correctly of right to return faulty products
Level Health announces price hikes averaging 6% from next month
Hikes should not impact any of its existing customers until November at the earliest but new customers will pay more for their cover