EIRCOM is attracting rocketing complaints from phone customers about faults while taking longer to deal with repairs, the Government’s phones watchdog ComReg said yesterday.

CONSUMERS are being urged to put an end to cold calls by simply including their telephone number on an “opt-out” list.

THE chairwoman of the ComReg has decided not to seek renewal of her contract as ComReg commissioner.

The Commission for Communications Regulation (ComReg) has today issued its decision to re-designate eircom as the Universal Service Provider (USP) for a 4-year period to June 2010.

The Commission for Communications Regulation (ComReg) today published a report which shows a further deterioration the performance in Ireland’s postal service.

THE level of accurate deliveries by An Post for single-piece priority mail has been measured at 73% - 21% less than the stated target of 94%.

The Commission for Communications Regulation (ComReg) today launched a new section on its website informing mobile phone users about the costs of international mobile roaming.

PLANS by An Post to improve speed of mail delivery are way off target with more than a quarter of standard postal items failing to reach their destination within one working day.

THE Commission for Communications Regulation yesterday launched a new website which will allow consumers to compare mobile phone charges from all operators in Ireland.

A WEBSITE to allow consumers to compare mobile phone charges across all operators was launched yesterday.

An Post are still missing service quality targets despite marginal improvement, the Commission for Communications Regulation said today.

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A pair of round spectacles worn by Beatles legend John Lennon was going on show to the public in his home city today.

The number of people believed missing in the rubble of the World Trade Centre increased to 6,938 as rescue workers continued sifting through still-smoldering debris and uncovered a 10ft piece of jetliner fuselage.