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No Evidence of Holiday Surcharges Despite Rising Fuel Costs – ITAA

The Irish Travel Agents Association (ITAA) has confirmed that, despite ongoing global uncertainty and rising fuel costs linked to the Gulf region, there is currently no evidence of holiday surcharges being applied by Irish tour operators.

Strong Growth in Cruise Bookings for 2026 as Demand Continues to Surge | Click&Go Holidays Reports cruise holidays have grown 20% year-on-year

Click&Go Holidays has reported significant growth in cruise bookings for 2026, highlighting the continued rise in popularity of cruise holidays among Irish travellers.
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ALONE welcomes short-term energy measures, but warns that older people still at risk as temporary energy supports fall short – Temporary relief will not address rising poverty or the health impacts of fuel poverty

ALONE has welcomed today’s announcements aimed at easing fuel and energy costs, noting they will provide important immediate relief for people struggling with rising fuel bills.

Plaque Unveiled to Honour Traditional Musician John Kelly and his shop, The Horseshoe

Dublin City Council today marked a significant moment in the city’s cultural history with the unveiling of a commemorative plaque honouring renowned traditional musician John Kelly and his influential shop, The Horseshoe.
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Fuel Price Shock Could Push More Older People into Crisis warns ALONE 10% of older people living alone are now in consistent poverty, and 30% are at risk

ALONE is urging the Government to meet its commitments to targeting those most in need by placing older people living alone at the centre of any measures announced tomorrow to address rising fuel costs.

The Young Offenders – Smash hit show returns with Season 5 on Good Friday, April 3

A new season of the smash hit comedy The Young Offenders comes to the RTÉ Player and iPlayer on April 3. The show, produced by Vico Films for the BBC in association with RTÉ, will also be broadcast weekly on RTÉ One TV starting on Saturday 4 April and on BBC One TV from Friday April 3 for UK viewers.

Plaque Unveiled to Mark Birth Place of Harry Clarke, Irish Stained Glass Artist & Illustrator

Dublin City Council today marked the unveiling of a commemorative plaque at 33 North Frederick Street to honour the birthplace of Harry Clarke, one of Ireland’s most celebrated stained glass artists and illustrators.
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ALONE Calls for Immediate Action after new CSO Data Shows Grim Poverty Numbers Among Older People Living Alone 10% of older people living alone are now in consistent poverty, and 30% are at risk

ALONE has expressed concern at latest predictable findings from the Central Statistics Office’s Survey on Income and Living Conditions (SILC) which shows a growing risk of poverty among older people living alone.
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ALONE Welcomes Housing Adaptation Funding but Warns of Ongoing Delays and Barriers for Older People Organisation urges simplified applications and stronger Local Authority supports

ALONE has welcomed the Government’s announcement of an increase in almost €30 million to improve homes for older people and disabled people this year,

Win a Dream Trip to Barbados with Click&Go Holidays, Aer Lingus and Visit Barbados

To celebrate the launch of the new direct Aer Lingus service from Dublin to Barbados, Click&Go Holidays has teamed up with Aer Lingus and Visit Barbados to give one lucky winner and their guest the chance to experience the sun-soaked beauty of Barbados.