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Chinese phones blitz Irish market to break Apple-Samsung duopoly

Chinese smartphone brands are challenging the dominant Apple-Samsung duopoly in the Irish market, with uncertain but potential outcomes for their sales.

The rise of Chinese phone brands could stimulate competition and innovation among established players in the European market.

State gets first new overseas bank in 20 years in challenge to the big two

Avant Money is the first fully-fledged bank in Ireland since 2005, bringing new competition to the banking market.

Boost for competition as Aviva joins forces to launch new health insurance provider

The launch of a new health insurance provider by Aviva and Douglasdale is set to introduce competition and choice to the Irish market.

Chinese phones blitz Irish market to break Apple-Samsung duopoly

Chinese smartphone brands are challenging the dominant Apple-Samsung duopoly in the Irish market, with uncertain but potential outcomes for their sales.

The rise of Chinese phone brands could stimulate competition and innovation among established players in the European market.

State gets first new overseas bank in 20 years in challenge to the big two

Avant Money is the first fully-fledged bank in Ireland since 2005, bringing new competition to the banking market.

Boost for competition as Aviva joins forces to launch new health insurance provider

The launch of a new health insurance provider by Aviva and Douglasdale is set to introduce competition and choice to the Irish market.

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How Chinese phones are blitzing Irish market to break Apple-Samsung duopoly

Chinese phone brands are aiming to challenge the Apple-Samsung duopoly in Ireland.

Xiaomi, Oppo, and Honor are targeting Irish consumers with limited brand recognition.

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600,000 face raft of new health insurance hikes despite multiple increases last year

Health insurance premiums are rising significantly in Ireland, affecting many households.

The recent increases from major providers underscore an ongoing trend in health insurance costs.

The introduction of a new competitor has not halted price increases in the market.

Laya Healthcare to hike average price of insurance cover 6.5pc

Laya Healthcare's price hike reflects rising medical care costs, impacting 700,000 customers starting October 1st.

600,000 face raft of new health insurance hikes despite multiple increases last year

Health insurance premiums are rising significantly in Ireland, affecting many households.

The recent increases from major providers underscore an ongoing trend in health insurance costs.

The introduction of a new competitor has not halted price increases in the market.

Laya Healthcare to hike average price of insurance cover 6.5pc

Laya Healthcare's price hike reflects rising medical care costs, impacting 700,000 customers starting October 1st.

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