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According to the new data, more than 300,000 Poles do not pay their phone bills in Poland.more

British Airways cabin crew based at Britain's busiest airport will launch a 16-day strike from tomorrow in a long-running dispute over pay.more

Families will pay more to dispose of their household waste after the Government announced a ban on flat-fee charges. more

More than a quarter of Irish adults are struggling financially, according to the latest Family Finances Report from Aviva. The survey, conducted by Red C, found that the equivalent of one million adults were finding it difficult to make ends meet.more

ELECTRICITY bills are so confusing that only half of us are bothering to check if they are right. Failing to analyse the small print means that thousands of us are left out of pocket each year.more

According to a major study of social attitudes, 48% of people asked said they backed increased taxes and spending.more

London areas were among the top fallers for house sales in the country over the last year, and did not appear among top risers, analysis has found. Research shows house sales in many parts in the capital have plummeted, with Brent recording the largest drop in sales in England and Wales, with a fall of 30 per cent.more

Nearly two thirds of Poles - 63 percent - declares that they know poor people.more

The Queen is to receive an 8% increase in income from public funds, after the Crown Estate's profits rose by £24m.more

There are rising numbers of families on low income, who are unable to buy their own home and are struggling to pay even the lowest available rents in the private sector, according to the report which will be published on Monday but has already been seen by The Guardian. more

The five-day festival, which had urged music-lovers to clean up after themselves, calls in more than 1,000 cleaning volunteers in the aftermathmore

About half a million children born or raised in the UK will reportedly not gain automatic citizenship after Brexit. Previously, people born in the UK after 1983 could become British citizens automatically if one parent was British or "settled" - meaning they had lived in the UK for five years prior to their child's birthmore

One person was arrested and six homes in Dublin were searched by gardaí as part of a Europe-wide operation earlier this month targeting criminals involved in buying goods over the internet using stolen payment card details.more

Transport Minister Shane Ross says Dublin's new cross-city LUAS line will be fully operational in time for Christmas. Test runs began on the new line yesterday and will continue today and over the Summer months between St Stephens Green and Cabra.more

If you're fed up of saving a tiny amount of your paycheck each month despite knowing deep down you'll never be able to buy your own home, listen up. One incredibly lucky person will win this incredible mansion for just a fiver.more

Two British tourists who claim they were left 'bed-ridden' as a result of food poisoning actually had more than 100 drinks while on an all-inclusive holiday in Gran Canaria, according to their hotel bill.more

Medical card holders will be able to get the morning-after pill for free without a prescription from next month. Health Minister Simon Harris signed the change into law yesterday.more

The Central Statistics Office (CSO) has published detailed results of its 2015-16 Household Budget Survey, showing how Irish households spend money on a week-to-week basis. The headline figure is that Irish households spend more than they did when the last survey was undertaken in 2009-10, up 4.3% to 845.12 euro a week.more

The price of strawberries will "soar" if Brexit negotiations fail to allow seasonal European labourers to cultivate and harvest crops, according to a report. The fruit will rise by up to 50 per cent in cost if Britain's exit restricts access to EU labour, the study found.more

As a nation, we take more than 45 million holidays abroad every year and spend more than thirty billion pounds.more

An international tourism expert has said he would never recommend Dublin to anyone for a short break as the city is a "rip-off". Speaking at a tourism and hospitality conference in Co Sligo yesterday, Professor Michael Hall from the University of Canterbury in New Zealand said he was "horrified" when he went to book a hotel room for a Saturday night.more

The Bach To School Clothing and Footwear allowance has been raised by 25%. The back to school allowance is paid to parents to assist them in purchasing clothes for when their children return to school in September. more

The majority of PAYE workers are missing out on hundreds of euro each year on a relatively unknown tax allowance. These allowances, known as Flat Rate Expenses (FRE) can be claimed as a deduction on your income solely based on a worker's job description.more

89 per cent of UK citizens would like to have a second citizenship and many of them are prepared to spend a considerable amount for the privilege, according to a new survey.more

The squeeze on wages has intensified, official figures reveal today. They show average earnings grew by 2.1 per cent in the year to April, down by 0.2 per cent on the previous month. The fall was greater when measured over a three-month period, confirming that wages are falling behind the inflation rate which hit 2.9 per cent in May.more