In Ireland, the limitation period is 6 years
This means you are entitled to raise a problem about a product for up to 6 years from the date of buying
The terms and conditions of a contract must be fair and clear to the consumer under the European Communities (Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts) Regulations
By law, sellers or suppliers (known as ‘traders’) must treat you fairly, for example, by making sure products and services are safe and of a high standard
The Consumer Rights Act 2022 became law on 29 November 2022
It simplifies and updates consumer protection laws
A right to agree a price reduction on faulty products or services
Under Irish law, a consumer is a person who buys goods or services for his or her personal use or consumption from a business
Consumer law protections do not apply if you: Received goods or services as a gift
Bought the goods or services for commercial purposes (to use in your own business)
Overview of healthcare in Ireland
