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The questions people ask before they get a website.
Plain answers, with real Irish numbers, kept up to date. Each one is a page you can read in five minutes, not a blog post that goes stale.
What happens to a WordPress site nobody maintains?Stop updating a WordPress site and it usually gets hacked or breaks within two to three years. The timeline, what a clean-up costs, and the three ways out.Last reviewed 21 October 2026How much does a small business website cost in Ireland?Website design prices in Ireland, 2026: €800 to €3,000 from a freelancer, €2,500 to €6,000 from an agency, or €249 to €349 done-for-you.Last reviewed 30 September 2026How does AI search find an Irish small business?ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI answers quote pages they can crawl. What makes a small Irish business quotable, the technical minimum, what we include.Last reviewed 7 September 2026Do I need a cookie banner on my website in Ireland?Irish law needs consent before any non-essential cookie is set. What needs a banner, what doesn't, what the banner has to do, and what we include.Last reviewed 13 September 2026Wix alternatives: a guide for Irish small businessesThinking of leaving Wix? The alternatives, what each costs, how to keep your domain when you move, and which alternative fits the site you have.Last reviewed 2 October 2026
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