Ryanair injunction application to get back seized documents to go ahead
Some 30 officers searched the airline’s offices
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Key component in more than 100,000 heating systems recalled in Ireland over electrocution fears
Home and business owners warned not to touch electrical connections on affected Tucson brand circulating pumps
‘Very strong’ demand for parts and service work sees revenues jump at Denis Mahony group
Vehicle sales increased by almost 9% to €107.1 million at Dublin auto group
Why am I paying my bin company so I can do its work?
Charges have not gone down, yet work the waste operators used to do is now being transferred to customers
Ticketmaster commits to greater price transparency after Oasis sale
British competition watchdog secures pledge from ticket company as Irish inquiry continues
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More than one in four have no pension or retirement plans in place, survey finds
Decline in expectations around rental income suggests shift from property-based retirement strategies
DAA parking fiasco shows value of complaining
Overcharging only came to light when customers flagged issue to regulator
Plan to boost State’s competitiveness aims to cut regulation for SMEs
Another priority is establishing an AI office to ensure State captures the opportunities the technology presents
DAA to refund €350,000 to thousands of customers amid CCPC inquiry
Customers who purchased parking passes during the promotion were also overcharged, by a combined total of more than €25,000
Dublin Airport apologises and promises €350,000 in parking refunds after overcharging customers
Prices during ‘flash sales’ in March and May were more expensive than when not ‘discounted’
Restaurants adding VAT after the fact in breach of the law
Reader ‘taken aback’ to find tax added separately when paying at end of meal
No appetite in Government to unwrap reasons behind rising food prices
State agency that could get to bottom of problem denied powers required to expose unsettling facts of the matter
Celebrity cook Donal Skehan issued with compliance notice over Instagram post
Chef told to disclose if social media posts are paid promotions after commercial content for Howth-based business
Competition regulator clears Equinix acquisition of BT Datacentres Ireland
Deal is expected to be completed by the end of the year
Ryanair most complained-about company to consumer watchdog in first half of 2025
Airline was followed by Eir and Sky, while Ticketmaster appeared to put Oasis controversy behind it
Use your clothes for nine months more and reduce their environmental footprint by up to 30%
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Oasis payday is here with Gallagher brothers and Dublin city set for a bonanza
Fans have shelled out hundreds to see the band, while gig tourists will swell the local economy this weekend
Blame farmers not supermarkets for the rising price of food
Watchdog says supermarkets have shielded consumers from moves by producers to increase margins
Student accommodation scams: ‘People try to get you to pay deposits for a viewing’
Consumer Protection Commission warns of increase in rental scams during summer months
Supermarket profit margins ‘not notably high’ despite rising prices, watchdog says
Retailers may be absorbing higher production costs rather than passing them fully onto consumers, CCPC report suggests
CCPC competition watchdog gears up to use new video and audio surveillance powers
New powers were granted to CCPC in legislation passed in 2022
Consumer watchdog says Oasis tickets investigation is ongoing
Competition and Consumer Protection Commission highlights probe amongst enforcement actions
Consumer watchdog calls for new laws compelling home sellers to disclose more information
Vendor should provide any public information on environmental risks that could be associated with property, says Competition and Consumer Protection Commission
Stalled by ‘goodwill’ for car repairs: Are Irish drivers being left in the lurch?
Repair work on major faults can be complicated by patchy warranties and a system tilted against consumers
Hundreds of potentially unsafe baby products removed by top online retailers after consumer protection sweep
Officials across European Union even found recalled products listed for sale during their safety and compliance checks
Why are food prices going up? Who is profiting and what can be done about it?
A family spending €150 a week on groceries in 2020 are now spending €225, or well over €3,000 a year more for exactly the same stuff
Almost 60,000 air fryers sold across Ireland urgently recalled due to ‘dangerous manufacturing defect’
CCPC says almost 60,000 of the devices, which can overheat and catch fire, have been sold in State by major retailers
Seized criminal assets to be disposed of more quickly under new measures
Under new Bill, assets seized by Criminal Assets Bureau can be disposed of after two years instead of five
Irish house prices continue to rise and pharma’s tariff options
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Motor dealers face fines of €50m for blocking car owners’ use of independent garages
Competition regulator is to clamp down on practices that drive up motorists’ repair bills
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