Over 300 drivers contacted the NTA last year alone to complain about signage in private car parks.

120 children from Chernobyl will arrive into Ireland today for a month-long rest and recuperation holiday.

According to the AA’s analysis, the national average cost of a litre of petrol currently sits at 146.1c, up almost 4c from an average price of 142.3c last month.

Irish people spent €208.2 million during Easter week as the grocery market saw record spending, according to new data.

The Garda Commissioner has undertaken not to examine or otherwise attempt to access information on the phone of a newspaper editor as part of an investigation into incidents at a repossessed house in Strokestown, Roscommon, the High Court has heard.

In June 2018, the driver of an articulated truck in Cork was convicted of careless driving when it was determined that he had used both hands to take photos of an accident on the South Ring Road. He was fined €600 and given five penalty points.

A couple with four children who had to leave an apartment complex operated by a housing association due to their alleged anti-social behaviour are now residing in emergency accommodation, the High Court has heard.

Over 54% of Irish people are fearful that not enough is being done by the government to encourage the development of new properties across Ireland according to a recent survey.

Almost a fifth of Irish motorists have locked their keys inside their vehicle at some stage, according to recent research.

Despite recent research from the CSO indicating that the cost of motor insurance has dropped by 12.8% in the past year, many motorists are seeing premiums rise at the time of renewal, according to AA Ireland.

Over 70% of motorists support the continued use of speed cameras in Ireland in order to minimise speeding and reduce fatalities, recent research from AA Ireland has found.

The price of petrol has reached the second highest level in two years.

Half of motorists are spending up to €125 a month on petrol or diesel, as fuel prices rise.

Half of motorists are spending up to €125 a month on petrol or diesel, as fuel prices rise.

More than one in 10 second-hand cars currently listed sale in Ireland have a false mileage displayed, according to a new survey.

World crude oil prices have fallen by 3% in the past week, defying attempts by the producer group Opec to boost prices as demand splutters.

The average cost of running a car in Ireland is more than €10,500 per year, according to the AA.

Petrol and diesel prices have dropped for the fourth successive month, according to AA Ireland.

Almost one in 10 motorists suspect that they have been sold laundered fuel in the past, according to new research from AA Ireland.

More than two thirds of Irish motorists have seen their insurance premiums rise by at least 15% year-on-year, with some experiencing rises of over 50%, a new study shows.

Petrol and diesel prices are at their lowest levels this year, after falling for a second successive month.

Almost half of Irish motorists encounter drivers using their mobile phone while behind the wheel on a daily basis according to recent research from AA Ireland.

A survey has found that 97% of motorists would support new roadside drug testing measures.

Over 13% of parents have identified themselves as the main driver of a car predominantly driven by one or more of their children in an effort to reduce insurance costs, according to AA Ireland.

An AA Home Insurance survey of has found that only 25% of Irish homeowners fully understand what’s covered by their home insurance policy.

AA Motor Insurance surveyed more than 7,000 motorists.

Motorists are being warned about a new scam in which sellers, often in Britain, are “clocking” or reducing the mileage on cars twice before they sell them on here.

Fuel is costing Irish motorists more than it has in 18 months even as crude oil prices continue to fall.

The cost of a litre of petrol or diesel has reached its highest level in 18 months, according to the latest monthly fuel prices survey carried out by AA Ireland.

An AA Motor Insurance survey of over 9,000 people has found that men drive higher annual mileages than women.

A war of words has broken out between landlords and John Halligan, with the minister insisting the “bastards” should be jailed and saying that a “sizeable minority” of them are making money out of people’s misfortunes.

Department of Social Protection officials came under fire when they told a Dáil committee community welfare officers are helping thousands of distressed tenants by providing rent advances and help with deposits.

The period of cheap petrol and diesel costs appears to be at an end, with fuel prices on the rise. Increases are being applied just four months after the price of diesel fell below €1 per litre, for the first time since 2009.

The AA is warning motorists that the period of cheap fuel prices has come to an end after both diesel and unleaded fuel costs continued to climb this month.

Grumpy judges have been accused by a leading road safety advocate of turning speeding cases into a lottery in which the judge’s mood decides the fate of the accused.

A civil servant is to face trial accused of sexual abuse of a girl in Dublin over a 10-year period.

The recent rise in oil prices has steadied prices at the pumps, but motorists are still more than €500 a year better off than they were two years ago.

The Automobile Association (AA) dealt with more than four breakdowns a day of new 161-registered cars in January.