Organisation: Shoppers

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

Emergency services attending the scene of fallen debris in Cork City centre. Picture: Cork City Fire Brigade

news

Near miss as timber falls from Cork City building

Shoppers had a lucky escape after timberwork crashed onto the pavement outside a busy Cork City centre shop.

business

Grocery price inflation at supermarkets eases back to 2.8% as €2.49bn spent at tills

celebrity

Duke Special joins Cork street gig for charity

general

Charity creates mannequins based on the bodies of people with disabilities

news

Shoppers snap up 'absolutely fabulous' bargain communion dresses

news

Shoppers warned to buy before branded merchandise sells out

Shoppers told to wear masks

Shoppers in Australia are being asked to wear a mask when they try on clothes.

Mon, 14 Nov, 2011

Grocery prices could rise, says think-tank

SHOPPERS could see the price of their groceries rise and have fewer local products to choose from because of Government plans to impose a code of conduct on the retail trade, a leading economic think-tank has claimed.

Mon, 19 Oct, 2009

Free tickets on offer with Arctic Monkeys' Oxfam single

Shoppers picking up the Arctic Monkeys’ new single from Oxfam in the UK could win “golden tickets” to see them in person.

Sun, 16 Aug, 2009

PIN-only credit card purchases to come into force in March

Shoppers are being advised that they will have to use their PINs when using their credit cards to make purchases from March.

Tue, 23 Jan, 2007

Roche signals hike in plastic bag levy this year

SHOPPERS could be paying double for their plastic carrier bags later this year after Environment Minister Dick Roche signalled a hike in the 15 cent levy.

Thu, 22 Jun, 2006

Dig out those pennies as copper prices soar

Shoppers have long viewed low-denomination coins as little more than a nuisance, but soaring copper prices made rummaging around the backs of sofas a little more worthwhile today.

Thu, 11 May, 2006

Shoppers flee to discount stores, report shows

SHOPPERS convinced they are being fleeced in rip-off Ireland are fleeing to discount stores Aldi and Lidl as Dunnes, SuperValu and Superquinn lose market share, research to be published this evening indicates.

Thu, 16 Oct, 2003