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A business expert says there is evidence of some retailers doing it on purpose.
You could be paying up to 100 euro more than your British counterparts when buying off UK sites.
A report from TheJournal.ie has found price discrimination can be common for Irish shoppers.
A business expert says there is evidence of some retailers purposely doing it, but that VAT rates and currency conversion plays a large role too.
Appeal Against Country's First Ever Supervised Injection Centre Rejected
An Coimisiún Pleanála has dismissed the appeal
Woman Caught On Laptop While Driving As National Day Of Action For Mobile Phone Distraction Takes Place
People caught distracted driving can face 3 penalty points and a €120 fine.
RTÉ Senior Management Due Before Oireachtas Committee Today
It follows a meeting between RTÉ Director General Kevin Bakhurst and Media Minister Patrick O'Donovan yesterday
Man Dies After Road Collision In Carlow
He was driving on the R702 at Ballytiglea this morning
Rent Prices Now 40% Above Pre-Covid Levels
The latest Daft.ie report recorded a 4.4% increase- the highest quarterly jump since its records began in 2002.
Meta Employees To Find Out Today If They'll Be Affected By Job Losses
The parent company of Facebook and Instagram announced last month it was cutting 10% of its global workforce
Minister Lawless Positive After Meeting With Transport Minister On The Progression Of DART+ South West
Minister Lawless also said there was encouraging assurances given that the project is on track following the granting of full planning permission in 2024.
Over 100 People Gather In Dublin Following Death Of Congolese Man
Gardaí say an investigation is underway into the death of 35-year-old Yves Sakila.
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