Search Results for 'Home'

John Quinn is currently offering a three bedroom dormer bungalow in fantastic condition.

John Quinn has just brought to the market No 131 Cimín Mór, an excellent semidetached residence which comes with carpets and an exceptional kitchen with hob, oven, and dishwasher. There is a lovely rear garden with decking.

Huntstown,

Imagine a cleaning company employing teams of highly trained cleaning staff to deliver a top quality cleaning service for your home.

Currys are reducing everyday prices on a massive 400 product lines including washing machines, washer dryers, dryers, dishwashers, refrigerators, wine/beer chillers, freezers, electric cookers, integrated kitchen appliances, dual fuel cookers, gas cookers and cooker splashbacks.

It is refreshing to see some positive news on successful trading in Ireland when there is so much doom and gloom around! One company that looks to be bucking the trend is Cost Plus Sofas, which now have 18 megastores Ireland-wide from Dublin to Cork and from Sligo to Waterford, with one in Kilkenny just opened. A further new store (number 19) is opening in Castlebar in March 2011 and another couple of stores are scheduled to open later in the year. Every new store provides new job opportunities to the local community.

John Quinn & Co has announced the first auctions of 2011 with two Galway city homes going under the hammer on February 17.

The Automobile Association is advising garages to make sure they adhere to proper standards when servicing cars for customers, while also asking motorists to give feedback on their servicing experience.

There is good news for Irish companies this Christmas as a recent survey has shown that a staggering 71 per cent of consumers will be making a conscious effort to buy Irish products this year. The survey, which was commissioned by leading Irish hamper company Town & Country Hampers, revealed that when faced with two similar products of different origin, consumers are more likely to choose the Irish product every time. The survey indicates that consumers have become more aware of the importance of purchasing Irish products with more than 92 per cent of those asked stating that they are now more conscious of where the products they buy come from.

There is good news for Irish companies this Christmas as a recent survey has shown that a staggering 71 per cent of consumers will be making a conscious effort to buy Irish products this year. The survey, which was commissioned by leading Irish hamper company Town & Country Hampers, revealed that when faced with two similar products of different origin, consumers are more likely to choose the Irish product every time. The survey indicates that consumers have become more aware of the importance of purchasing Irish products with more than 92 per cent of those asked stating that they are now more conscious of where the products they buy come from.