Tens of thousands of health staff appointed since 2008 can have rosters changed, says HSE chief
HSE article
Social Protection rises or cost-of-living measures along lines of recent years ‘will not be needed in future’
Gap between state pension and inflation has narrowed, but the purchasing power of the payment to pensioners has weakened, officials told senior politicians
Significant incentives will be needed to encourage decarbonisation of cement sector, Ministers told
The Department of Enterprise said in briefing material the industry accounted for about 43 per cent of Ireland’s total industry emissions
Possible tax breaks for property development not discussed at ministerial meeting on housing
Government preparing to agree additional €450 million in capital funding for housing sector
Power costs putting investors off in energy-intensive sectors, Government warned
Department of Enterprise, Tourism and Employment officials worried that high energy costs could make Ireland less attractive for business
Arts Council spent more than €9m on consultants since 2019
Differences emerge between council and department over timing of warning about botched IT project
Drivers caught speeding could be sent on re-education courses under new proposals
Initiative could be an alternative to penalty points on driving licences
Department of Transport strongly backs Dublin Airport expansion and easing of passenger gap
Transport docs
‘A massive waste of money’: Arts Council’s scrapped €6m IT system sparks fury in Cabinet
Ministers criticise public spending and governance breaches and ‘massive waste of money’
Government orders review of operations of Arts Council following €6m IT system controversy
Ministers criticised handling of project by Arts Council and Department of Arts
Civil servants’ union aims to stop department ‘solo runs’ on hybrid working
Minister says increased office attendance is needed for sufficient ‘in-person interaction with colleagues’
Irish aid agency Goal hit by Trump spending freeze
Organisation’s annual report for 2023 describes USAid as ‘largest donor’ at €103m
Panic in Africa and concern in Dublin after Trump takes aim at US aid agency
Accounts for Irish aid agency Goal show it received €103 million in funding from USAID in 2023
Ireland among 79 states united in condemning Trump sanctions on International Criminal Court
Taoiseach Micheál Martin urges move by US president be withdrawn
Ireland has no specific legal obligations on Palestinian refugees, says human rights law expert
Israeli defence minister maintained displaced residents of Gaza could be resettled in Ireland