Micheál Martin knows demonstrating competence on domestic issues remains the biggest challenge

Opposition parties set to focus on affordability and Government waste and bureaucracy

Have your say: Stories from those who have gone through the buying process can be helpful to others hoping to do the same

A reader’s Thanksgiving US visit turned into something that sounds like the plot twists in a movie

Rent reform, immigration, infrastructure and AI top political agenda as TDs return to pass laws

Deirdre encountered an inflexible approach to ‘flexible’ flights, while John found himself in a hotel without heating

Index tracking public sentiment about economy is markedly lower than year ago

Energy and food costs dip in December but transport prices jump

CSO snapshot highlights two-tier nature of economy

Irish consumers lose tens of millions of euro to criminals operating scams of this nature, watchdog says

A reader says trying to get TUI to address her concerns consumed her holiday

Ask Roe: ‘If this was a romantic, I would have a conversation about it but as it’s with friends, should I let it slide?’

Auto-enrolment is designed to provide better retirement income for around 760,000 workers who are not members of occupational schemes

Some staples have plunged in price across retailers, but Irish shoppers still face high inflation

Irish consumers faced climbing house prices, grocery price inflation and health insurance premiums

The absence of headline items selling at massive discounts might be a reflection of the changing face of discounting in Ireland

Directors of Meadows and Byrne subsidiary warn ‘sourcing and pricing of key inputs’ remain a challenge

The local retailers and multinationals alike who go above and beyond to keep shoppers happy

Wall Street says report, based on data drawn from second half of November skewed by Black Friday discounts, was ‘a mess’

British ambassador in attendance reminded of Irish position on Palestine protesters at final Dáil sitting