Monthly Archives: March 2008

Value Ireland Takes a Break

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Below was the last post for a [...]

ECC Dublin – Consumer query of the month

If you haven’t done so already, it’s worth subscribing to the ECC Dublin Consumer Monthly e-bulletin – do so here. [...]

Stop Wasting Your Money, from Conor Pope

Having just finished Twenty Majors The Order of the Phoenix Park, I’m moving onto another book by a blogger. I’ll leave the [...]

Bad Law is hindering the National Consumer Agency

According to the Labour Party it is anyway, and it seems quite likely that the reason why the garage in Limerick who [...]

Government Waste: €560k spent on Govt St Patrick’s day trips

Wednesday March 12th, 2008, from Cian McCormack in RTE
This year Ministers will jet around the world representing Ireland for St Patrick’s Day. [...]

Another consumer website bites the dust

It looks like another independent Irish consumer website has bitten the dust and gone the way of many before it.
From their website, [...]

Days Hotel Galway offering some value for money?

I posted last week as a follow up to the publicity about Galway being the most expensive place to stay in a [...]

March 15th, European Consumer Day

Blink, and you might miss it.
According to this Europa – Consumer Affairs website, the following are the activities planned for European Consumer [...]

Mary Harney has at least one fan somewhere in Cork

The useless NCA are at it again (or not, if you’re a consumer)

We’re told that we should be encouraged when a powerless regulator like the NPSRA actually does get it’s powers. Because then, apparently, [...]