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Tesco Locations in Ireland

Tesco Ireland are growing all the time – and their online shopping coverage is almost nationwide – with about 85% of the population able to shop online at Tesco. All the main cities and towns are covered as well as many smaller villages and rural areas. It is...
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Buy Urban Decay Naked Palettee

Urban Decays Naked Palette’s are the world’s best-selling palette of all time.Naked palette is a shadow palette everyone can use, and a truly spectacular gift. Experiment with office-appropriate neutrals, summertime bronzy looks, or sultry smokiness. With such a diversity of neutral shades at your fingertips, there’s more to neutral...
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Most Deprived Places in Ireland

Using data from the 2011 Census – Pobal have created the “HP Deprivation Index ” They  looked at certain census data broken down by  Electoral District- and scored every district on it’s relative level of deprivation  or affluence using information such as Unemployment , Home Ownership , Education...
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Septic Tank Registration and Inspections

All owners of domestic wastewater treatment systems in Ireland (including septic tanks) will be required to register their systems with their water services authority.  There will be a  registration fee, which will be set at €5 for the first three months of the registration period and €50 thereafter,...
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Where are the Lowest House Prices in Ireland

A recent DAFT report  listed the average asking prices for houses  in the first 3 months of 2011. The figures are given in the table below – for 4 Bedroomed Houses. County Leitrim had the lowest average prices and Co.  Roscommon had the next lowest. The average asking...
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