Local authority employees feared they might lose out if staying in councils when roles transfer to Uisce Éireann
Darragh O’Brien
Despite the ongoing housing crisis the Department has struggled to spend it’s full allocated budget, PAC will be told
‘As the conflict develops, we expect arrivals to continue’
Tánaiste will seek approval for new ‘Ireland House’ to accommodate Embassy and three State agencies under plan to expand Republic’s footprint in UK
Up to half of 700 quick-build houses approved by Government might not be completed by end of year due difficulties assessing suitable sites
Dunja Mijatović says situation ‘may contribute to a nascent anti-refugee sentiment’
Recommendations from Residential Tenancies Board include issuing of significant fines for landlords for carrying out an illegal eviction
Significant disparity in construction costs between Dublin councils and other local authorities, according to Department of Housing’s internal figures
Senior Fianna Fáil Minister Darragh O’Brien said his party wants to make sure ‘that those that need most, get most’
People are allowed to protest but not intimidate, the minister said
Minister indicates he would consider making planning exemptions to rules which would apply to repurposing office space as housing
Ministers told 125 anti-immigration protests have been held in Dublin so far this year
Coalition to seek a timed amendment to the Bill amid concerns that its progression could leave the State open to legal action
Draft data shows that by the end of March, the appeals board had disposed of 366 cases – a 49 per cent reduction on the 719 cases it dealt with in the same period last year
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