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Last minute online shopping? Here are some tips to keep your cash safe from fraudsters
Fraud cases continue to increase.
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Fraud cases continue to increase.
The day of flash sales takes place this year on Friday 26 November this year.
The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission has issued advice to consumers.
In 20% of cases, retailers said they had no engagement from their landlord on the issue of arrears.
All non-essential retail stores can reopen from today.
Online grocery sales had another record breaking month in February.
Sales of smaller cuts of meat such as turkey rolls and roast pork increased.
The decision to ban click and collect services comes following a Cabinet meeting this afternoon.
Last Saturday night in Dublin city was 80% busier than the previous Saturday night.
Non-essential retail reopened last week.
With just 24 shopping days left, retailers are expecting business to pick up.
The government has asked customers to “play their part” as we head into the busiest shopping season of the year.
The Taoiseach has said that the country will move back to Level Three restrictions from 1 December.
Dozens of cars were destroyed by the fire at Douglas Shopping Centre on 1 September 2019.
Aldi said this decision was made after receiving further clarification from the government.
Many retailers – if they have an online presence – are depending on customers shifting to online sales.
A new directory of Irish companies to buy gifts from was launched this week.
DublinTown said 2020 has been “an extremely difficult year” for businesses.
WEEE Ireland said it recovered 3,763 tonnes of electrical waste in July.
While high street stores opened their doors last week, shopping centres had to remain shut for another week.
From Monday, a much broader range of retailers in England will also open their doors.
Consumer prices were 0.5% lower in May than in the same month last year.
Shoppers can expect queues to enter stores, changing rooms to be closed and in some cases, staff wearing PPE.
Shopping centres will not be permitted to reopen in Phase 2.
Woodie’s has rolled back on its decision to restrict under 16s from its stores.
Dr Linda Gordon, a specialist in microbiology, said there is “no evidence” the virus is transmitted by food or food packaging.
Banks have also warned the public not to be tricked into giving out their pin number online.
Many shops and businesses around the country have already shut their doors as a result of Covid-19.
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Consumer spending is set to reach almost €5 billion this month.
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It is expected that around €250m will be spent by Irish shoppers today.
Gardaí said the potential for fraud increases around the Christmas period.
The Irish Heart Foundation has launched a plan to cut childhood obesity rates by half in the next decade.
Minister Richard Bruton will bring a memo to Cabinet tomorrow outlining a number of options to increase environmental levies.
From January, all loose fruit and vegetable single-use plastic bags will be compostable.