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Saturday 26 September 2020
A stamp price increase has also been delayed.
The review found there is still a crisis-era mindset in several executive committees.
The communications regulator found the mobile carrier was not complying with EU rules.
37,100 customers affected by the scandal have now been identified, with €459 million in redress paid to date.
The company sells refurbished smartphones at marked down prices.
The company sells refurbished smartphones at at marked down prices.
The sales are bringing out the worst in us all.
Strict new Covid-19 measures have been announced for the two counties – here’s what you need to know.
Customers have also complained that the company is ignoring their calls.
The water utility plans to send out over 100,000 emails and 30,000 texts to customers to ensure that the process is as efficient as possible.
The case was heard in Dublin District Court.
Passengers are being charged extra to sit together, but the airline has denied changing its policy.
Some passengers have suggested that the outage was caused by a lightning strike.
Kenny Jacobs said the budget airline is now ‘nice enough’.
Two business owners told us why they’ve done it.
There have been calls for gardaí to investigate the tracker mortgage scandal.
It estimates that around 10% of these could be faulty.
The suspension of charges was announced by the government as the fifth bill was being issued to customers.
The workers are protesting changes to contacts for up to 300 staff members.
Footfall is down, but spending is up.
The affected brands are all marketed in Ireland.
Customers at Dunnes Stores and Supervalu both felt they got an unfair deal.
An Post has seen its business impacted by a movement away from cash payments.
It’s all because of something pretty simple.
The year of Saipan and Nadine Coyle forgetting her age we began paying for our plastic bags.
Their CEO says they will. But what else will the UPC rebrand mean for existing customers?
The takeaway? People who work in pubs are SAINTS.
The loss of service yesterday impacted customers south of the country and in Dublin.
‘LOL’. Nice, real nice.
The bank has made cuts to its fixed-rate mortgages.
The bank has apologised for any inconvenience caused.
Thousands of customers were experiencing difficulties since yesterday afternoon.
Or would you avoid the shops in support of the workers?
They haven’t given up on the whole idea though.
The telecoms giant is struggling to compete in the 4G data pack market here
Might save you a few bob.
The airline has won a case against a site that used its URL.
The motion was put forward by Independent Councillor James Charity.
Engineers worked to fix the problem, said the broadband provider.
The man was charged last night by police in the United Kingdom.
Bank of Ireland said many payments have already been processed and apologised for the delay.
AFTER A COLD week, another frosty few days are ahead of us.
Temperatures are set to drop to as low as -2 degrees tonight, according to Met Éireann.
Conditions will be dry and clear, but there will be widespread frost.
So, as the autumn weather is most certainly upon us, we want to know: Have you turned the heating on this week?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Sunshine and patchy clouds
Max: 13 °C
Min: 1 °C
Clouds and sun
Max: 14 °C
Min: 6 °C
Mostly cloudy with spotty showers
Max: 16 °C
Min: 6 °C
