Tag Archives: james doorley

Fianna Fail & Consumer Protection – “more image than reality”

In recent days, the chairman of the Consumers Association of Ireland, James Doorley, has been critical of the proposal by the Department [...]

Should we bail out fixed rate mortgage holders? I don’t think so!

I’ve been reading some coverage recently, including more yesterday, about people on fixed interest mortgages and how they’re feeling the pinch these [...]

Weekend Consumer News Short Stack

Just a few short points for you to get you through the weekend. Personal Data Loss set to increase in 2009 – [...]

Consumers’ group members resign

PAUL CULLEN, Consumer Affairs Correspondent Sat, Nov 22, 2008 THREE LEADING members of the Consumers’ Association of Ireland have resigned in a [...]

You still shouldn’t buy vouchers for Christmas

Following on from my original post a couple of weeks ago, 5 Reasons Not to Give Vouchers this Christmas, there was a [...]

Bye Bye to the CAI (Consumers Association of Ireland)

Last weekend, I delivered my letter of resignation from the Executive and Council of the Consumers Association of Ireland to the Chairman [...]

Consumers’ Association of Ireland AGM – Questions for members to ask the Board and CEO

Halloween is coming so I’m donning my Shane Ross mask and assuming his semi-regular role where he poses questions for shareholders of [...]

Consumers of Ireland – come together for the cause!

Are you a member of the Consumer Association of Ireland? Are you planning on going along to the Annual General Meeting of [...]

Getting Our Priorities Right in Rip Off Ireland

Food prices are increasing. Unemployment is rising. Inflation is getting out of control. The Celtic Tiger is a fading memory. Wage increases [...]

New Consumer Blog – Irish Consumerist

In early December, I mentioned here how James Doorley had become the new chairman of the Consumer Association of Ireland. James now has [...]