Darragh O’Brien wants Kenny Jacobs DAA row resolved quickly
Minister for Transport has blocked a near €1m deal for Jacobs to leave DAA role
Review into €2m overrun on Beaumont Hospital IT project will cost €115,000
Beaumont chief says overspend was due to underestimation of complexities, staff turnover and industrial relations issues
Ex-Labour Court deputy chair set to be reappointed after interviews for vacant other post
Alan Haugh’s reappointment was vetoed by the Department of Public Expenditure in September as he had already served two terms
DAA board pushes back as Minister suggests reconciliation with Kenny Jacobs
State-owned airports group needs sign-off from Darragh O’Brien for near-€1m exit deal for chief executive
Hunger strike by survivors of industrial schools called off after 51 days
Taoiseach promises package of financial, health and other supports, and expresses concern for wellbeing of campaigners
Bus Éireann could face €20m hit over five years if key Expressway routes remain unchanged
Dublin to Waterford service and routes from capital to Wexford plus Rosslare to Waterford may be at risk under review
Survivors of abuse in industrial and reformatory schools set to be offered State financial help
Taoiseach understood to have urged group on hunger strike outside Leinster House to stop their protest and seek medical care
New housing plan aims to deliver 12,000 social homes and 15,000 affordable units per year
Coalition’s long-awaited plan set to include expansion of Land Development Agency’s role
Bus Éireann Expressway routes viability under review
Examination expected to look in particular at services including Dublin-Wexford, Dublin-Waterford
More than 20% rise in investment fraud in three months to October, say gardaí
New campaign warns people aged over 50, seeking to top up retirement funds, to be vigilant
Ireland may seek aid of French warship to boost security during EU presidency
State already investing in drone defences ahead of visits from ministers and heads of state next year
‘God only knows what will be tried’: EU leaders’ safety in Ireland comes under spotlight
Friendly warships and threats from drones: planning steps up for major summit in Ireland next year as part of the EU presidency
Dublin hospital paid €1.44m for services to company owned by staff
St James’s Hospital paid radiologists for additional imaging services due to ongoing surge in demand
Uisce Éireann employee receives €32,500 performance-related award on top of salary
Water utility tells Dail Public Accounts Committee it would lose staff if current pay model not retained
Almost €150m spent on preparations for new National Maternity Hospital
Design team fees for the project now exceed €36m, Dáil Public Accounts Committee told