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Bord Gais or Electric Ireland for electricity and gas- which is best

take everything · 2014-08-13 11:04:49

Hi Can anyone tell me which would be better for both gas and electricity (direct debit and online billing). For 6 mths at least. I may be moving on after that. Thanks.

13-08-2014 11:04am

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take everything

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Hi
Can anyone tell me which would be better for both gas and electricity (direct debit and online billing).
For 6 mths at least. I may be moving on after that.
Thanks.

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#2 13-08-2014 11:06am

baldbear

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take everything wrote: »

Hi
Can anyone tell me which would be better for both gas and electricity (direct debit and online billing).
For 6 mths at least. I may be moving on after that.
Thanks.

bonkers.ie is a great site to compare prices.

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#3 13-08-2014 11:07am

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Yup - bonkers.ie is the only place to go. Energia turned out to be the cheapest for me - combined gas and electricity.

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#4 13-08-2014 11:07am

L1011

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Be very aware of initial offers with a 12 month contract if you're moving on after 6.

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#5 13-08-2014 11:09am

goldenhoarde

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be careful as most charge a fee to break outta contract, confirm that it can change back into landlords name if you move on (I doubt the LL would want it disconnected!)

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#6 13-08-2014 11:15am

dudara

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Not a Consumer Issue - Moved to Accomodation & Property

dudara

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