It seems I’m on a bit of a “buy Irish” kick this week. Posts here and here on Tuesday and Wednesday touched [...]
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Irish Hotels? Struggling to survive? How about meeting customers needs?
Instead of doing the same thing that you’ve always done, hoping that eventually things will magically get better again. There were two [...]
More on Buying Irish – the Irish Question from PriceWatch
I didn’t get around to writing about this article when it was published a couple of weeks ago, but it’s definitely worth [...]
Boo hoo – we’re being bullied by Tesco
I’m getting tired of the frequent coverage given to Tesco and how they’re operating, allegedly, in the Irish grocery market. I don’t [...]
The National Consumer Agency Price Comparison Website – RIP – and just as well
It’s some time ago that the NCA admitted that they had to give up on trying to build a grocery price comparison [...]
How to get free groceries – according to Dr. James Reilly, TD
There was an exchange in the Dail last week (as recorded on KildareStreet.com) where Dr. James Reilly, Fine Gael TD for Dublin [...]
Another reason not to get involved with gift vouchers – I’m losing count now
One of the more popular pages on this site is my constantly updated feature on reasons not to get involved in using [...]
Buy Irish? Make sure you check the small print
I wrote recently about some comments in the Seanad and elsewhere from people concerned that Irish consumers were sometimes being conned into [...]
More on Ireland’s Departure Tax
I wrote earlier this week about how, while I’m no fan of the governments departure tax, I don’t believe it can be [...]
Ireland’s Departure Tax – which came first, the tax or the drop in passengers
The topic of this blog post has been going around in my head for some time now, never quite making the light [...]
