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Designer Narciso Rodriguez Introduces First Ever Capsule Collection Available Exclusively On eBay, On Sale Now
Original Collection Delivers Accessible Designer Fashion via eBay's Global Online Marketplace Read more and download imagery
Back to school bargains with eBay.ie
eBay.ie, Ireland's largest online market place has reported a huge surge in the level of sales for back to school items being sold online. Read more and download imagery
Westmeath is Ireland’s savviest shopping county eBay report finds ‘Shopping neutral’ trend taking off in Ireland
A recent report has seen Westmeath crowned the home of the savvy shoppers in Ireland by eBay. eBay.ie is Ireland's largest online marketplace. Read more and download imagery
eBay.ie predicts sales of ‘short shorts’ to soar with Ronaldo’s style influence
Ronaldo isn't the only man with rising hemlines in his shorts, as eBay.ie have announced that sales of men's 'short shorts' are up a jaw dropping 250%. Read more and download imagery
Irish beat Europeans on eBay.ie deal hunting
European wide study reveals that the Irish are the most value savvy in their hunt for stay-at-home beauty treatments and frugal fashion Read more and download imagery
Internet surfers can't live without eBay
eBay is listed as one of the world's top 10 website that 'users can't live without' coming in fourth, commanding 4.1% of all time spent online. Read more and download imagery
No first communion tantrums with eBay.ie
eBay.ie, Ireland's largest online marketplace, has seen a surge in the level of Communion dresses, shoes, tiaras and paraphernalia being traded on eBay.ie this year. Read more and download imagery
eBay.ie predicts ‘Second Income Ireland’ as growing trend
eBay.ie predicts Ireland will be dubbed 'Second Income Ireland' after the budget announcement earlier this week. A popular site for generating extra income, eBay.ie expects the number of Irish sellers to increase dramatically over the coming months. Read more and download imagery
Savvy ‘Second Income’ Irish get their €10-a-week on eBay
Over 24,000 savvy Irish households are making as much as €10 a week from selling on eBay.ie, as the recession starts to stretch household incomes. Ireland's leading ecommerce site has analysed transactions to reveal how and what Irish people have been selling and buying online. Read more and download imagery