The third month of the year might be slower when it comes to cost of living changes, however, that doesn’t mean that households won’t see some of their bills increasing
While it is set to be a quieter month, there are a few price hikes that households around Ireland should be aware of.
The rates for large envelopes and parcels to international destinations will also be hiked, and the cost of a national digital stamp is increasing in price from €2 to €2.22.
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