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Yesterday
26th October 2026
This week
25th October 2026 - 27th October 2026
AnalysisEnergy prices
How much would it cost to introduce an electricity price cap in Ireland?
It’s been argued that the incoming CRU levy will make electricity more expensive, and that electricity credits shouldn’t be universal. What are our other options?
Last week
18th October 2026 - 24th October 2026
Data Centres
Irish data centre chief says critics are 'like Brexiteers' and fuelled by conspiracy theories
airbnb
Airbnb guests no longer have to wash dishes or strip beds - and some hosts aren't happy about it
Must ReadThe Morning Lead
One in three young people would consider acting as a money mule, research suggests
New figures released today suggest the number of young people who have been approached to act as a money mule has increased since last year.
stolen goods
Ireland and France are linked on sales site Vinted, which is cracking down on any looted goods
AnalysisConsumer Issues
Farmed salmon are now being fed chicken - and it might actually be better than the status quo
What a time to be alive.
Must ReadThe Morning Lead
Concerns around high unemployment rates among international graduates in Ireland
Records obtained by The Journal show that a UCC business master’s consistently made up of non-EU enrolments had a graduate unemployment rate of 21% in 2024.
This month
October 2026
Today show
Crisp sandwiches and cúpla focal: Peak paddywhackery as NBC's Today Show broadcasts from Kenmare
Upwardly Mobile
Lidl closes €8.99 mobile contract deal after reaching 100,000 sign-ups earlier than expected
right to be forgotten
Cancer survivors now have 'right to be forgotten' when seeking mortgage protection insurance
AnalysisTaxation
Why is inheritance tax such an emotive topic in Ireland?
It’s estimated that less than 3% of Irish households will ever pay inheritance tax. So why do so many people care?
Analysisget serious
The media is obsessed with picking budget winners and losers: it's lost sight of the economy
Lidl Connect
Lidl working to address delays experienced by 'small number' of new mobile service customers
those who wait
The government is spending €15m 'to keep pub doors open' - but the final plan is not settled
AnalysisConsumer Issues
Eye tests are supposed to be free, so why does Specsavers charge for them?
Many Irish customers have complained about upselling in Specsavers – but ‘advanced’ eye tests may be a good idea for some.
fast and loose
Budget ignores spending 'speed limit' and uses ‘high-risk’ receipts to fund plans, warns watchdog
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