Why is Ireland infested with cockroaches?

It's not. There are no cockroaches native to Ireland at all. However, recently there have been cockroaches arriving to Ireland in imported food stuffs that have bred and spread Irish cockroach infestations double as Dublin dwellings are hit the worst - Independent.ie. But, this is not an island-wide infestation. read more

It’s not. There are no cockroaches native to Ireland at all. However, recently there have been cockroaches arriving to Ireland in imported food stuffs that have bred and spread Irish cockroach infestations double as Dublin dwellings are hit the worst - Independent.ie. But, this is not an island-wide infestation. read more

Dr. Colm Moore, Area Technical Manager at Rentokil UK, Ireland and the Baltics revealed that the most common signs of cockroach infestation is a lingering smell. “An established cockroach infestation produces a lingering and unpleasant odour that taints items they contact. read more

Finding cockroaches in your home or business can be very distressing. As known carriers of diseases such as Salmonella, Dysentery & Gastro-enteritis, exposure to this pest also poses significant health risks. Increases in eczema and asthma have even been linked to cockroach droppings. read more