Adult caution scheme to be reviewed amid concerns about lapses
Audit will check if offenders are repeatedly availing of cautions and so escaping justice
Action mooted against senior gardaí who ignored breath-test alert
‘Half of chief superintendents’ did not reply to Garda HQ breathalyser request
Proof senior officers ordered breath test inflation unlikely - Policing Authority
Hard to believe what happened not known about throughout Garda, says watchdog
Breath-test accountability key to public trust in Garda – Flanagan
Minister for Justice stands by call for discipline to be taken against individual members
Top gardaí should face action on fake breath tests - Varadkar
‘I have to say I am disappointed with them’ says Varadkar over GRA reaction
Action on exaggeration of Garda breath test figures ‘to follow report’
Donohoe, Naughten and Halligan indicate Government to await independent review
Garda Commissioner faces new calls to stand aside after audits
Fianna Fáil’s Jim O’Callaghan says his party has no confidence in Nóirín O’Sullivan
Irish tourism industry only a Trump tantrum away from disaster
If US ends up entering yet another war, its big-spending tourists will stay at home
Business advisory firm launches scheme to help SMEs grow
Programme to feature mentors from Applegreen and O’Briens Sandwich Bar
Hotel profits up by 30% due to rise in rates and tourists
Returns up across the country, with Dublin hotels earning €16,913 profit for every room
Carlingford Ferries owners buy Passage East ferry firm
Ferry integral to local transport system, for commuters, cars... and Chinese takeaway
Nursing board makes €105,000 settlement with Revenue
Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland agrees deal over outstanding tax liability
Hibernia Reit snaps up Dublin 2 office block for €26.5m
Building is fully let to a range of occupiers, including accountancy firm Crowe Horwath
Passage East Ferry Company goes on the market
Car ferry service, which has operated since 1982, is up for sale as a going concern
Nurses set to withhold regulatory body fees to force publication of reviews
Department of Health concerned at findings in nursing board report
Need to fast-track hotel projects in Dublin city is critical
Capital needs 5,000 extra rooms in next five years to meet surging demand
People fear health insurance plans could cost them more
Concern that Government’s new health model would be ‘another form of taxation’ or result in loss of benefits
Hotel rates rise but report warns of 'two-speed' recovery
Average occupancy rate in Irish hotel rooms was 65.9 per cent in 2013
Proposed broadcasting charge set for deferral
Charge set to replace TV licence fee was due to be introduced in January
Nama takes control of Hegarty stake in One51
Seen and heard: agency takes control of stake on foot of €15.5m judgment against businessman and four other parties
Newstalk defection brings end to a 41-year marriage between Pat Kenny and RTÉ
Exit comes after end of ‘The Frontline’, Tweetgate and public statements on pay
Licence fee loathing unlikely to dissipate anytime soon
Plans for a household broadcasting charge will reignite the value-for-money debate
TG4 to be asked to produce ‘more radical’ funding plan
Consultants propose closer links with RTÉ and investment in on-demand services
RTÉ may receive more public money
Government says it will look for further ‘efficiencies’ from broadcaster
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