State in final talks with Europe over €915m recovery cash
Government plans to spend funding on electronic medical records system and retrofitting of state buildings
An electronic system for sharing medical records, a centralised data centre and the retrofitting of state buildings are among the projects that the government plans to invest Ireland’s share of the €750 billion EU recovery fund in.
Tensions have arisen between the government and the European Commission in recent weeks, after Brussels has insisted that Dublin must agree to a series of reforms in exchange for its €915 million allocation.
The government has accepted to ...