Group behind Mercedes in Ireland paid €1.8m dividend after getting Covid subsidy
Company controlled by the O’Flaherty family paid the dividend to an offshore entity
National Broadband Plan can be delivered on time and on budget, committee to hear
National Broadband Ireland chief to say project could even be completed early
Pharmacists in vaccination centres warn of doses going to waste
Letter tells Taoiseach of failed attempt to donate unused stock to other waiting lists
Cabinet set to ban fur-farming from next year
Compensation package expected for farmers of three mink farms in Laois, Donegal and Kerry
Cabinet expected to approve plans to reverse extra hours in public service
Group to look at cost and service implications of rolling back hours added in 2013
Irish authors, actors call for American Irish Historical Society building to be kept
Liam Neeson, Colm Tóibín sign letter asking that Fifth Avenue building not be sold
Brexit: ‘Grace period’ agreed to ease imports for trusted traders in North
Supermarkets will also be allowed avoid individual health checks on food goods
Cabinet approves pay increase for judiciary and party whips
Varadkar defends move while Sinn Féin whip says increased allowance will be returned
Pay hike for 120,000 workers as minimum wage to rise by 10 cent per hour
New hourly rate set at €10.20 will begin in January after decision by the Cabinet
Legislation paves way for pay deal for consultants, public health doctors
Move by Cabinet is aimed at getting around legal ban on public service pay increases
Leading Irish-Americans urge boycott of ‘Irish Lives Matter’ T-shirts
Letter sent to senior black representative criticises Amazon and Walmart for selling shirts
Pay rises to Defence Forces to be considered by Cabinet
Ministers to examine proposals for €10.1m package to improve staff retention
Premier League footballers hedge against falling pound
Overseas players take steps to protect wages from effects of Brexit
Banks accused of outsourcing ‘dirty work’ by selling bad loans
Simon Coveney says sales are regrettable but banks need to continue on a path of recovery
Military officers’ group says it cannot recommend new pay deal
Raco says officers recruited after 2013 to lose out on ‘supplementary’ pension benefit
Independent Alliance: One for all and all for one – up to a point
Alliance TDs are standing behind Shane Ross as each has his own individual battle to win
US firms toast Irish tax regime in tongue-in-cheek ads
‘On behalf of the people of Ireland, I’d like to thank congress for failing to reform your tax code’
New climate group advises raising cost of carbon credits
Climate Change Advisory Council says EU trading scheme not working effectively
Nash brings draft Bill on collective bargaining rights to Cabinet
Framework for registered employment agreements also set out in new legislation
Families for Justice take their case to Europe
Delegation to Brussels includes parents of man killed by a hit-and-run driver, and parents of four-year-old killed in an unexplained road collision
Claims Mick Wallace TD ‘assassinated character of gardaí’ in Dáil
Garda body says members co-operated with investigation into Clare Daly arrest
Eurogroup of finance ministers backs Greek deal
List of reform measures Greece sent “is sufficiently comprehensive”
Six senior Ministers may be changed in reshuffle
Biggest question is whether James Reilly will be dropped or transferred
Callinan retirement a chance for substantial Garda review, says Agsi
Garda oversight needs auditing in wake of sustained criticism of force, says association
Tánaiste has ‘no plans’ to become EU commissioner
Quinn and Gilmore emerge as possible candidates for European post
VHI eyes €300m in cost savings
Company says core health insurance business continued to be loss making
Sale of Bord Gáis Energy to be considered by Cabinet today
Amendments to Gas Regulation Bill 2013 will be considered in the Seanad in November
Homebase ‘requires major write-down’
Company collapses into examinership, putting 558 jobs at risk in 15 stores
Rethink needed on ways to tackle white-collar crime, says Elderfield
System for dealing with individual accountability not as effective as it could be, says financial regulator
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