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Public Accounts Committee to seek further details on any links between broadcaster performance and financing

Sinn Féin TD tells Dáil he was stopped in his tracks by email from man whose heart is broken by ‘frustrated’ three-year-old boy

Department of Education report says implementation of the Government’s plan to expand school transport system would take time to plan and put in place

Commissioning art to liven up the EU’s corridors of power can be a tricky job

Director general says surprise €20m budget day funding cut was never discussed in advance

Latest exchequer returns point to strong tax haul for first 10 months of year

Micheál Martin told Fianna Fáil it is ‘critically important’ to have ‘as genuinely inclusive a debate as possible’

Public advised to leave extra time for journeys and to expect delays

Taoiseach pledges to work with Green Party leader Roderic O’Gorman

Commission for Renewal of the party says it needs a clear and shared understanding of why it exists

In a game of chicken with his eye off the ball, Taoiseach faces blame games from opponents

Migrant Rights Centre Ireland director says changes are ‘unjustifiable’

Trade unions are unlikely to have accepted anything less than the 10.25% increase they secured in the last public pay deal

Simon Communities says it hoped budget would raise scheme’s limits, but no change came

Attempts to jump-start talks to be made on Tuesday, but unions say Government still has to make ‘credible offer’

Report notes declining home ownership and increasing rates of renting in old age as a potential threat to nursing home sector funding

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Move could generate savings of €90m to the exchequer if repayment go ahead over next two years

Justice spokesman Matt Carthy says fewer naturalisations would likely occur under his party’s system

Siloed mindset of Government departments makes it difficult to join the dots and look at the underlying causes and solutions

Political failure around protests is a result of the left being unable to take Irish economic dysfunction and turn it into a larger project of reform

Jim O’Callaghan’s comments interfered with work of non-profit organisation, Irish Council for Civil Liberties says

Revolutionary is buried in Glasnevin, where he was returned in 1965, decades after his execution

Six in 10 identify lack of confidence in their Stem subject ability as barrier to pursuing career in the sector, survey finds

Lebanon mission due to wind down early next year, ending five decades of Ireland’s presence in the region

‘It hurts every time you see Sinn Féin representatives at a memorial for IRA men,’ says prison officer’s son

Martin says fundamental issue is staffing shortages, insisting it is ‘not for the want of funding’

Can anyone remember when, if ever, ‘productivity’ was a sine qua non for the endorsement of pay rises for Oireachtas members?

Share purchases of Irish firms valued at more than €1bn will be subject to the levy

The €1.86 billion project is due for completion in 2033

Blame for tardiness is on Government for failing to deliver a fair and decent health service

Cabinet also to be briefed on planned Government apology for failings in Brian Stack murder investigation

The Government needs to start acting to stop Israel’s genocide in Gaza

Customers will have an expectation of annual statements regarding tax deducted and paid

Rising costs affect all employees

Lobbyist says “stroke of a pen” could solve problems

Two sides met for first time for talks proper at Workplace Relations Commission on Monday

PTSB will be the first public-company deal that the Austrian lender has completed

Unions needed ‘day out’ to underline their determination, senior Government figures believe