Get a wrap-up of news articles for consumers that featured from July to September (Q3) 2026. Read more here bit.ly/4yk0rYY

ComReg has published guidance on using AI in dispute resolution involving consumers and business users of phone, broadband and postal services along with their providers. Read more here: bit.ly/476OPOc

Eir is retiring its 3G mobile network. It is switching off 3G services in Donegal from 1 October 2026. GoMo and Lyca Mobile use the Eir network, so this means that 3G services for its customers are also being retired. Read more here: bit.ly/4xVuwhi

We are at stand 24 at the Health and Wellbeing Age Expo on Thursday 1 October in Treacy’s West County Hotel in Ennis. Visit us from 10am to 2pm for advice and information. bit.ly/4ACubCW

ComReg, the Commission for Communications Regulation, is an independent public body that regulates the electronic communications sector, including phone, broadband, and postal services. See how we can help you here: bit.ly/4dtPpZG

You are entitled to a contract summary from a service provider before you sign up to a contract for phone or broadband services. This is a standardised document outlining the main terms of a service in an understandable format. More information here: bit.ly/4rdh3Qj

Following a ComReg investigation, 1GLOBAL, which sells travel data eSIMS through Revolut, agreed to rectify the issues found, issue refunds to customers unable to activate services and pay a €10,500 penalty. Read more here: bit.ly/4A1A3Fx

We are at The 50 Plus Show this Tuesday 8 and Wednesday 9 September in the Radisson Blu Hotel, Cork. Visit us at stand 57, from 10am to 4pm, for advice and information. bit.ly/4ylVEXo @SeniorTimesMag

You should receive a notification and best tariff advice before the end of your minimum contract term for phone or broadband services. More information is here: bit.ly/466lrqO

ComReg has published an Irish Text Relay Service (ITRS) Take-up and Usage report for the period January to June 2026. Read more here bit.ly/46uk8Sp

Eir has announced that it will begin switching off its 3G mobile network in Ireland on a phased basis from October 2026. Read more here: bit.ly/4hEZENO

The Consumer Care Report for Q2 2026 has been published, which shows a 6% decrease in issues reported to ComReg compared to the previous quarter. bit.ly/4ifHVg7

Switching your broadband service from one provider to another must be managed by your new service provider, without you needing to cancel your existing service. For more information visit: bit.ly/4cqd9NI

Get a wrap-up of news articles for consumers that featured from April to June (Q2) 2026. Read more here: bit.ly/4vR5LCR

We are at The 50 Plus Show this Wednesday 1 and Thursday 2 July in the Radisson Blu Hotel, Sligo. Visit us at stand 38, from 10am to 4pm, for advice and information. bit.ly/4v9x5eD @SeniorTimesMag

The European Commission is reviewing EU postal service regulations and invites business postal users to share their views through a survey, available until 20 July 2026. Visit here for further details: bit.ly/43QLOzW

Your contract with your service provider should specify broadband speed. See our advice and information here: bit.ly/4ek7WqU

Visit ComReg Compare to help you find a mobile, broadband, home phone or bundled plan that fits your needs: bit.ly/4xmvLY3

Irish postal service users are advised of new customs duty charges for online purchases of goods from outside the EU (including Great Britain). Visit here for further details. bit.ly/4dXFdJS

Since 5 January 2026, phone and internet providers must publish a Customer Charter. They must also report to ComReg on their performance against their Customer Charter commitments. Visit here for further details: bit.ly/4313cBz