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Data: January–June 2026

Most complained-about companies in Ireland: CCPC data

Rathwood was the most frequently named trader in the CCPC's published list for January–June 2026, with 737 helpline contacts. Ryanair followed with 238 and Sky with 228.

These are contacts to the CCPC naming a trader. They are not findings against the business, may include repeat contacts, and do not cover every complaint made to companies in Ireland.

The ten traders in the January–June 2026 list

Contacts naming a trader, January–June 2026. Source: CCPC Consumer Helpline Report H1 2026, Figure 11, printed page 16. Rank refers only to this published list.
The ten traders in the January–June 2026 list. Rank; Trader; CCPC helpline contacts.
RankTraderCCPC helpline contacts
1Rathwood737
2Ryanair238
3Sky228
4Currys223
5Harvey Norman196
6Virgin Media179
7eir177
8Circle K173
9Aer Lingus156
10Lidl152

How the published half-year lists compare

Contacts naming a trader, January–June in each year. Sources: CCPC Consumer Helpline Report H1 2026, Figure 11, printed page 16; CCPC Consumer Helpline Report H1 2025, Figure 11, printed page 14. A missing entry means the trader was not in that published list.
How the published half-year lists compare. Trader; January–June 2026; January–June 2025.
TraderJanuary–June 2026January–June 2025
Rathwood737Not in published list
Ryanair238319
Sky228219
Currys223203
Harvey Norman196183
Virgin Media179Not in published list
eir177241
Circle K173Not in published list
Aer Lingus156173
Lidl152121
VodafoneNot in published list153
TicketmasterNot in published list117
DID ElectricalNot in published list116
Love HolidaysNot in published list116

What changed in the published lists

The reported count naming Ryanair was 319 in the first half of 2025 and 238 in the same period of 2026. eir's reported count was 241 and 177 respectively. These are changes in the published helpline-contact counts, not a measure of how the companies' overall customer service changed.

What these figures do not show

The published lists cover 16% of named-trader contacts in the first half of 2026 and 14% in the first half of 2025. Both reports say a trader name was supplied in 89% of the relevant consumer-rights contacts. The reports do not explain here how repeat contacts are counted or adjust trader totals for customer numbers or sales.

A trader missing from one of the lists is not necessarily at zero. A higher total does not, by itself, establish worse service or wrongdoing.

These are the CCPC's published named-trader lists, not all complaints in Ireland. They cannot be combined with regulator complaint counts or decisions to create one national company ranking.

Earlier full-year figures: 2025

Contacts naming a trader, full calendar year 2025. This is separate from both half-year lists above. Source: CCPC Consumer Helpline Report FY2025, Figure 11, printed page 14.
Earlier full-year figures: 2025. Trader; Full-year 2025 contacts.
TraderFull-year 2025 contacts
Ryanair593
Rathwood565
Currys445
Sky431
eir Group430
Harvey Norman390
Aer Lingus349
LIDL333
Virgin Media286
Vodafone267

For the full year 2025, the CCPC recorded 42,791 consumer helpline contacts and 10,297 referrals to Small Claims. These are annual totals, not January–June totals. The referrals do not establish that a court claim was filed or succeeded. Source: CCPC 2025 report, printed page 3 (annual helpline total); Figure 12, printed page 21 (Small Claims referrals).

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Sector comparisons

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Sources and updates

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This update adds the half-year lists and retains the earlier full-year 2025 figures separately. TBD is independent and does not imply endorsement by the regulator or any named business.