Thomas Telford
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- Sep 13, 2026
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Irish homes urged to pour bleach and boiling water down sinks for crucial reason (opens the original)
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Homeowners throughout Ireland are being urged to pour bleach and hot water down all their drains this month in a bid to ward off a pest invasion. Experts have warned that Irish homes could face an unwelcome influx of silverfish as temperatures begin to fall and moisture levels increase. Despite their name, silverfish are tiny creatures that generally measure between 12mm-19mm in length. These insects feast on carbohydrates and proteins, which means they can damage household items such as paper,
Budget 2027: Big welfare and Child Benefit increases demanded for Irish families (opens the original)
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Demands have emerged for crucial welfare payments to be boosted for fixed-income and low-wage households in the upcoming Budget 2027 announcement. Social Justice Ireland has urged the Government to raise weekly social welfare rates by €15, Child Benefit by €20 and Child Support Payments by €18. Speaking earlier this week on the cost of living crisis, John McGeady, the CEO of Social Justice Ireland, said: "Cost of living challenges are an issue of adequate income. "Households on fixed or low inco
Thousands eligible for vital winter payment worth over €1,000 - how to apply (opens the original)
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A crucial social welfare scheme is due to recommence in within weeks - offering households essential assistance with domestic heating expenses. The 2026/2027 season of the Fuel Allowance payment will begin again at the close of September and run through to April. During this timeframe, qualifying claimants will receive €38 per week across 28 weeks or two lump-sum instalments amounting to €1,064. The payment was raised from €33 to €38 weekly in January 2026, reports Galway Beo. Applications are c
Public warned over sophisticated phone scam that can drain bank accounts (opens the original)
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Members of the public are being warned to stay vigilant after reports emerged of a sophisticated phone scam circulating nationwide that risks giving fraudsters complete access to people's bank accounts. The urgent alert follows an incident where a local resident received an extremely plausible cold call from someone purporting to represent broadband provider Eir. The fraudster attempted to persuade the victim that their internet connection had developed a fault requiring immediate attention. To
Irish tourists face fines up to €600 for breaking new beach and bar law in Spain (opens the original)
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Spain remains among the most sought-after summer destinations for Irish holidaymakers, delivering sunshine, coastline and sandy shores at an affordable cost. However, Irish tourists must ensure they don't run afoul of proposed legislation that could be rolled out nationwide, carrying penalties of up to €600 for violations. The draft legislation would prohibit smoking and vaping in outdoor areas, including bar terraces, parks and beaches. The proposals still require approval from the Spanish parl
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