The builder who was found to have made corrupt payments to Ray Burke has written a memoir about the ‘lessons’ of a life in property development
The Parliamentary Budget Office said in its latest briefing that public sector pay policy is nearing a 'critical juncture' with demands from unions for pay equalisation for newer public servants
Some 700 consultants had taken legal action against the government over the failure to pay the increases agreed in their new contracts in 2008, but it was settled out of court earlier this year
There is significant unrest among the 9,000 members of the army, navy and air corps about their pay and conditions
DIT chairman Tom Collins said group water schemes would be able to get community support to bury the fibre optic cabling on private lands at no cost
The final crowd in the Phoenix Park may have been 200,000 rather than 500,000. But that does not take away from the gigantic logistical effort to prepare the site
The biggest crowd at any gathering in Europe this weekend will greet Pope Francis at the Phoenix Park today. But the scale of the event masks a deep ambivalence, and in some cases outright hostility, towards the Catholic Church in Irish society
It was led by Anne Griffin, an experienced conference organiser who previously worked on bringing the International Eucharistic Congress to Dublin in 2012. One of the biggest tasks was recruiting the 10,500 volunteers needed to run the operation
The Pope’s arrival at the centre yesterday to meet a group of around 80 men, women and children who regularly get hot meals there was another endorsement of its work
The appointment of the former PSNI deputy chief constable has aroused concerns due to the requirement in his previous role to work with the British intelligence service MI5
The government has funded the abolition of water charges to ensure that there is no difference between people on group water schemes and those on public water supplies
While businesses will have to pay these wage increases, they will also have to find the money to pay for a knock-on hike of around €480 in annual PRSI payments on their workers’ wages
There was a critical reaction to Pope Francis’s speech from abuse survivors, who had hoped that he would announce details of measures to crack down on Church figures who committed or facilitated sexual abuse against children
The Pope arrived into the same courtyard in Dublin Castle where recent celebrations were held after the Yes vote in the same sex marriage referendum and the repeal of the Eighth Amendment
Minister of State for Older People Jim Daly is seeking state funding for developers to build ‘d...
