Committee On Finance

Miriam Lord: Blatherballs Bernard hits the jackpot with Lotto crusade

Calls for balls to be dropped is an entertaining distraction, but not a winning proposal

Robert Watt asked to explain how waiving part of salary will work

Department of Health secretary general urged to provide details of how pension affected

Robert Watt to waive salary increase for top health job ‘until economy recovers’

Cabinet approves civil servant’s move from senior Department of Public Expenditure role

Robert Watt elevation ‘a stroke of the highest order’, claims Sinn Féin

PAC member warns against confirmation of civil service mandarin to €292,000 health post

Warning over Civil Service implications of health chief's €292,000 pay

Minister was warned pay package could have implications for other top posts, papers show

Senior civil servant had ‘no input’ in sanctioning pay rise - McGrath

Minister for Public Expenditure defends new salary of €292,000 for next secretary general in Department of Health

Decision to raise Department of Health chief’s salary ‘stinks’, PAC hears

Sinn Féin TD Matt Carthy critical of €90,000 pay rise for incoming secretary general

KBC branch closures prompt union to seek early intervention

FSU in dispute with Belgian lender for failing to address workers’ concerns

Fifty cases of suspected insurance fraud reported so far in 2019

At least 25 incidents relate to ‘staged accidents’, Oireachtas committee told

Vulture funds ‘killing off’ viable farm businesses, IFA claims

Joe Healy says short-term, debt-recovery tactics damaging agriculture sector

ECB’s Draghi to appear before Oireachtas committee next month

Frankfurt’s top man accepts invitation to discuss banking sector and tracker controversy

State ‘has duty’ to help subcontractors after Carillion collapse

Businesses ‘shafted’ over PPP project to build five schools, Oireachtas committee hears

ECB critical of FF-sponsored mortgage arrears Bill

Draft legislation would introduce Mortgage Resolution Office with wide powers

Agencies blasted for failing to stop banks ‘ripping off’ tracker customers

Oireachtas Finance Committee accuses competition agency of being afraid of banks

Public Services Card reveals State ignorance of data privacy issues

Net Results: Government must be aware of citizen rights when drafting database plans

Ulster Bank cautious about commercial property market

Company pointshh to ‘downside risks’ amid current surge in office development

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