BUY & SELL

Christmas is the Irish people's main shopping season and also a time of great sales for businesses in Ireland. There are only 58 days left until Christmas. But with Level 5 restrictions in place in the country, businesses and the…

Numerous batches of cakes sold in Lidl are recalled due to the presence of metal particles. The recall was announced by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland following the detection of metal pieces. Seerys Healthfield Ltd has recalled…

Many businesses in Oranmore, Galway, began offering drone deliveries to customers living nearby. This is considered as an appt initiative during this period and is likely to be the first commercial flights of their kind in Ireland. …

There are over the possibility of Dublin City celebrating their annual Christmas lights this holiday season. Richard Guiney, Chief Executive of Dublin Town asked the public to be in touch with the Irish stores and be their customer in…

Pubs and restaurants might face difficulties in accommodating indoor customers even during the time of Christmas due to Covid restrictions. As the nation had moved to a complete lockdown with an intention to flatten the Covid curve,…

No need to worry about getting essentials in Ireland when it comes to Level 5 restrictions. Aldi, Lidl, Tesco, etc. will also be open even at Level 5 restrictions. As part of the controls, they will implement more precautionary measures…

Shomera, an Irish Company, specialized in house extensions and garden rooms has experienced a 400% increase in demand. The four-fold increase in demand was experienced by the company right after the reopening in May. It is observed…

A leading dairy company (Arrabawn Co-op) decided to recall milk from several outlets as the presence of  Enterobacteriaceae bacteria was detected. Arrabawn Co-op recalled batches of milk known by the trade names Arrabawn Fresh Milk,…

According to the Central Statistics Office, for the second consecutive month in August, residential property prices dropped by 0.6% year-on-year. This is the first time in seven years that house prices have fallen on an annual basis in…

The Galway City Council has confirmed that the Galway Christmas Market, which normally operates from November to mid-December, has been canceled due to public safety concerns. The decision comes as the number of COVID-19 cases in Ireland…