Minister for Education seeks reset in her core budget while Department of Public Expenditure is concerned about rising costs of special needs education and school transport scheme
Jack Chambers moving forward with original plan to use digital wallet to enable to people store Government documents on their phones
If the current crisis continues, the principles of protecting tax payers and maintaining fiscal discipline could collide
Hildegarde Naughton makes ‘absolutely no apologies around the need to make sure we are adequately funded’
The cost of the overspend will have to be met from reducing spending increases elsewhere – a development likely to infuriate Ministers
Construction of ‘holiday suites’ linked to hotel began in 2006 but stopped after council alleged planning non-compliance
More than 100,000 homes could be created by converting old premises and promoting living over shops
Pilot project being built by Department of Public Expenditure has no start date, says Patrick O’Donovan
Minister for Public Expenditure sought ‘radical options’ to deal with judicial reviews of planning and infrastructure issues
Department of Education says communication problems contributed to controversy over staff redeployment plans
Lack of agreement likely to raise questions about plans to limit access to such sites for under-16s
SNA review comes against the backdrop of spending overruns, with Department of Education needing a €567m bailout last year
Successor to pilot programme will see 2,000 new eligible artists receive payment of €325 per week for three years
An Post retirees waiting on 7 per cent increase while those from Eir seeking 2.1 per cent
Internal correspondence from top official acknowledges State has provided comparatively less help to Ukraine than other EU allies
Many high-profile political aides have taken up lucrative post-government careers elsewhere
Jack Chambers has moved climate to unit within new infrastructure division
A Central Criminal Court judge had asked a Department of Justice representative to address the court on difficulties engaging psychiatrists
Aisling Buffini (35) faces mandatory retirement at 62 but cannot draw full pension until 66 due to reforms made in 2013
Parents of two youngsters taking proceedings against Tusla, although one child has now been accommodated
Lease on facility in privately owned Smithfield building expired at midnight on Wednesday
Government intervention in form of multimillion euro acquisition required to prevent Dublin facility’s closure
An Garda Síochána allocated €125m which is expected to go towards increased security and operational costs
Petition with more than 15,000 signatures appeals for urgent action to save multi-disciplinary arts space
Department of Defence believed there was agreement at ministerial adviser level for Ireland to seek money under EU loan scheme
We need a hard look at what is really necessary and appropriate for critical infrastructure
Proposed reform of judicial reviews could see ‘flaws addressed retrospectively’
Infrastructural acceleration plan also promises to streamline visa process for construction workers coming to work here
Department of Public Expenditure seems to consider procrastination as a virtue. It is penny wise and pound foolish
Jack Chambers to outline proposals to Cabinet aimed at speeding up delivery of key projects
The Department of Public Expenditure asked the HSE to examine salaries of voluntary hospitals after issue emerged in Limerick
Department of Public Expenditure has been criticised over hurdles large projects have had to clear
Tusla and government departments are aware of problems yet allow situation to continue, he says
New procedures to be in place next year after legislation is rushed through Oireachtas
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