Kya deLongchamps shows us how to keep precious little spectres safe and sound without being fun-killing monsters

The National Standards Authority of Ireland is urging people buying fancy dress costumes, to check for safety labels and standards.

Limerick County Council yesterday became the first Irish recipient of an international quality award for drinking water.

The National Consumers Agency has welcomed the announcement that new standards are being put in place to make window blinds safer.

THERE are few things people take for granted as much as they do water.

HALLOWEEN is becoming frighteningly popular but consumers should budget for their celebrations to avoid financial horrors at Christmas, the National Consumer Agency (NCA) has said.

DRINKING water in Ireland is in danger of failing to meet the EU’s water quality standards, experts have warned.

HOUSEHOLDERS about to go on holidays are being warned to secure their homes as burglaries soar during the summer months.

THE 14-month-old daughter of a heavily pregnant woman has died in Ireland’s latest window blind cord hanging tragedy.

Every parent’s worst nightmare must be the death of a child due to a freak accident in the home. Unfortunately, it happens all too often, so parents cannot be too careful.

A 37c SAFETY clip for blinds could have saved the life of two-year-old Arran Malley. It’s a bitter truth his devastated parents will have to live with for the rest of their lives.

Christmas shoppers are today being warned to be extra vigilant for the age warning symbols on toys.

Irish Examiner journalist Dan Buckley reveals how few Irish families — and his was no exception — were left untouched by the reach of the Great War.

The head of the National Standards Authority is urging companies to use efficiency as a means of combating the recession.

The National Standards Authority has confirmed that it will not be increasing its fees and charges next year.

MANY CCTV videos are inadmissible in court because of poor quality images and bad installation, the official standards body said yesterday.

THE National Standards Authority of Ireland (NSAI) is targeting the €115 billion medical devices industry with a major investment that will speed up CE marking.

The National Standards Authority of Ireland (NSAI) today announced that it will be targeting the €115bn global medical devices industry in a bid to increase foreign direct investment into Ireland.