CCPC recalls three products that 'should not have been sold' in Ireland
The CCPC has issed three product recalls for products deemed unsafe for the Irish market
The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission has issued three recalls for products that it claims “should not have been sold” on the Irish market.
The first relates to a Montessori Busy Book – SmartPlay sold online by Baby Bubble.
“It has not been demonstrated to the CCPC that the toy has been tested to the relevant safety standards,” the CCPC website states.
The number of these products sold in Ireland is unknown.
If you purchased one of these products, discontinue use immediately and keep it out of children's reach.
You may wish to contact Baby Bubble Store to see whether any remedies are available to you.
The second and third products being recalled were sold by Pirate’s Cove Adventure Centre in Wexford.
Both are plush toys that do not feature the required CE marking and therefore “should not have been sold on the Irish market.”
The products were available from 1 May 2026 – 10 July 2026.
There are roughly six of the yellow teddy and eight of the orange sold in the Republic of Ireland.
They were distributed solely as a prize from the "Game of Chance: Volkswagen Bus Arcade Game" in Pirate’s Cove.
If you have one of the affected products, you are advised to stop using it immediately and keep it out of reach of children.
Consumers can return the product to Pirates Cove, where they might receive a replacement product.