The increases are to be paid in three instalments with the first 2 per cent effective from January of this year

‘We made a total hames of it’: An Post apologises after two readers reveal their frustrating experiences

Laptop found in home of Brandon Abrahams (33) had ‘thousands and thousands’ of spreadsheet pages with people’s personal debit-card details

Company says SMEs have faced ‘complexity, cost, and considerable delays’ when selling into the 69m-strong British consumer market

‘Capacity is the major issue’ as ecommerce continues to grow, says CEO

Semi-state company cites electric fleet and HVO switch as key drivers, but critics warn of supply and sustainability risks

Images shown make the jumpers look unrealistic

A national stamp now costs €1.85, while the €3.50 stamp for letters to Europe represents a rise of 85c

An Post retirees waiting on 7 per cent increase while those from Eir seeking 2.1 per cent

Systems built for transporting letters are being stretched by rising parcel volumes and higher expectations

Postal service says Christmas mail continues to arrive from various parts of the world, including the US

Irish Postmasters’ Union previously warned of widespread closures if monetary support was not increased

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Under EU Artificial Intelligence Act there could be fines of up to €35 million or 7% of global turnover for large tech companies found to be in violation of the regulations

Latest price increases follow decline in letter volumes of 7% in past 12 months and more than 50% since 2016

State company also links the hikes to wage increases it must cover for postal staff in line with national pay awards

We do some things during the festive season because we always have – not because we enjoy them

Sequel to My Father's House is the second in the Escape Line trilogy, inspired by the true story of Fr Hugh O’Flaherty

Almost 20,000 fewer licences purchased in year to end of November compared with same period in 2024

As Denmark kills off the sending of cards and letters, the tradition is still going strong in Ireland. Although, for some destinations, the deadline has already passed