Competition And Consumer Protection Commission

The largest provider of funeral services in Ireland, which was accused of anti-competitive practices, has agreed to make significant changes to how it(...)

“Empowering consumers is the key principle in consumer law,” says Mary Donnelly, senior law lecturer at University College Cork. She and her colleague(...)

Does the Irish variable rate mortgage market now offer good value to consumers when compared with other euro zone countries? Certainly not. And that i(...)

The State’s mergers watchdog has approved Dalata Hotel Group’s € 455 million takeover of most of rival Moran Bewley group.Dalata shareholders approve(...)

Illegal deals to rig bids for both public and private contracts are on the rise, according to the State’s competition watchdog, which is extending an(...)

There were 41 merger deals notified to the competition authority last year, an increase of 11 per cent on 2013, according to a review published by (...)

JANUARY Irish Water’s chief executive, John Tierney, appeared before the Oireachtas environment committee and said his utility would spend (...)

Topaz’s plunge for Esso Ireland looks like it will be the first big test for the newly minted Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC).So(...)

Covering the cost of bad customer service and poorly made goods, cost Irish consumers half a billion euro last year, a major new survey has revealed.(...)

Like Neville Chamberlain waving a copy of the Munich Agreement with Germany in 1938, Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney appears to believe he has (...)