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‘Massive loophole’ emerged after the removal of a benefit-in-kind charge on employer pension contributions
Some in Government cautious about whether a charge would encourage people to leave or embed them further in State accommodation
Official Ireland turned an effective blind eye to tents on Mount Street, says Simon Harris
Sinn Féin staring at two-year polling decline but it’s harder than ever to predict make-up of next Dáil
Ireland is set to recognise Palestinian statehood by the end of the month, says Martin
Irish Red Cross is concerned that a ‘lowering of the bar’ could force people to make difficult decisions
Regulations will set a speed limit for e-scooters of 20km/h and ban carrying a passenger or goods
Inside Politics: The explanation for the cuts is simple, but their aftermath is unlikely to be so straightforward
Sinéad Gibney says she ‘worked effectively with colleagues to mitigate any such risk or perception of risk’
Harris says ‘many, many, many’ people who have been through immigration system still live in ‘free State accommodation without making a contribution’
Claim by GAA president Jarlath Burns of Ministerial electioneering gets to the heart of a broader truth for the Coalition
Minister for Housing Darragh O’Brien to seek Cabinet approval for extension of Rent Pressure Zone rules until December 2025
Detailed reports may frame broadcaster’s dysfunction, scandal and flawed board but do not map way ahead for a Coalition divided over financing directly by exchequer, household levies, taxation or some hybrid
Social Democrats TD tells Dáil tents appearing in Ringsend and East Wall just hours after Grand Canal stretch cleared
Significant concern in Government over ‘record levels’ of new arrivals as State struggles to find extra space