The Irish Times view on the public pay deal: the Government pays up for peace
Gains are tilted firmly towards the lower paid
Articles about pay negotiations for public sector workers in the Republic
Gains are tilted firmly towards the lower paid
In the News podcast: When will the 400,000 workers represented by 19 unions see an increase in their wages?
Review clauses included in the event of inflation spike or significant change in health of public finances
This pay deal is not cheap – €5.2 billion over two years and nine months
Inside Politics: Government and trade unions agree they have got a deal each side can live with at last
What does deal agreed early this morning mean for a cleaner, a teacher and a garda?
Talks at the Workplace Relations Commission saw a new deal agreed at about 3.30am on Wednesday
Inside Politics podcast: Hugh Linehan speaks to Jack Power and Pat Leahy
Inside Politics: An agreement today would see strike planned for Thursday cancelled
Government’s 10.5% offer blows a hole in last month’s budget arithmetic but trade unions still wary
Tánaiste Simon Harris says new offer should provide basis for progress, but union sources suggest it still falls short
Lower-earning public and civil servants would benefit from wage increases of up to 17.8% over proposed deal’s lifespan
Unions and Government negotiators are separately due to meet an independent panel with the aim of resolving the dispute
Chief negotiator Kevin Callinan accuses Government of failing to address cost of living and local bargaining
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices