Inside the insourcing industry: The multimillion euro business within our public hospitals
Minister for Health Jennifer Carroll MacNeill to decide if private firms will continue tackling waiting lists in the public system
State ‘well positioned’ despite uncertain markets, NTMA says
Republic still has still has debt of more than €200bn
NTMA ‘will look hard’ at its systems and protocols after €5m fraud
NTMA chief says payment was made to a third party at a time when a drawdown or capital call was anticipated
EU/US trade deal is still possible says Paschal Donohoe
Minister says tariffs at high level ‘would be bad for the economic growth of Ireland and would affect our job creation potential’
Trump’s 30% tariffs would effectively cut off EU-US trade, Sefcovic says
Top EU negotiator says higher tariff rates would ‘prohibit’ transatlantic trade
Dáil committee to scrutinise how Tusla has spent millions on ‘complex litigation’
Dáil Public Accounts Committee expected to question agency over legal cases and protected disclosure
Ireland seeks to safeguard UN mission in Lebanon where 340 Irish troops serve
Tánaiste Simon Harris supports operation’s renewal amid concerns US may push to scrap it or scale it back
Department of Public Expenditure faces ‘embarrassing’ €700,000 Revenue bill after payroll errors
Issue relates to deductions from retirement benefits of former public service staff with high-value pensions
Maternity services across Ireland should be reviewed, expert group urges following Portiuncula report
‘Higher risk’ pregnancy antenatal care to be moved from Portiuncula hospital to other locations
CIÉ could collapse amid potential €4bn pension liabilities if asset values fall, unions tell workers
Ballot on plans to reform pension schemes at State-owned transport group to commence next week
Russia could block UN missions involving Irish personnel in Bosnia and Mediterranean, Harris warns
Tánaiste says renewal of mandates for these missions face potential challenges at UN Security Council
HSE paid one firm €54m over 27 months for services to tackle waiting lists in public hospitals
Three firms involved in insourcing received more than €70m in total, new HSE report shows
Waiting list initiative suspended at Naas after concerns consultants paid directly
PAC set to question NTPF and CHI over controversies over use of millions allocated to tackle waiting lists
HSE chief tells Oireachtas group that ‘we took our eye off the ball’
Gloster reveals close to €100m outlay over 27 months to private firms that used HSE facilities and staff after hours to reduce waiting lists
HSE proposes phasing out use of external companies used to cut waiting lists in public hospitals
HSE chief warns without increases in productivity, ending insourcing arrangements may see private sector use increas