Department of Public Expenditure and Reform

Proposals yet to be seen in years-long dispute over ETB pay and conditions

Research by Department for Public Expenditure and Reform examines climate impact of Government spending

Department of Health official Shane Corr told Taoiseach in an email three years ago that long-stay refunds were being put ‘out of reach’ of older people

Minister for Public Expenditure will address the Dáil about postering controversy on Thursday

Concerns about proposal in plan to repay property owners who have already paid remediation costs

Coalition is preparing to sign off on a plan to address defects in up to 100,000 apartments

‘Very important’ not to give rise to ‘unrealistic expectations of what can be funded from the capital allocations for sport’ - Public Expenditure and Reform officials

There were more than 42,000 apartment units with planning permission that had yet to begin in Dublin at the end of last year - report

Department says almost €190m spent on pensions and lump sums for those who retired due to illness

Fórsa is also recommending the deal to its members after it voted “overwhelmingly” in favour of the pay package

Coalition faces tough tax and spending choices as it struggles with a likely economic slowdown and soaring inflation

Irish Fiscal Advisory Council says Government policy cannot permanently shelter economy from inflation

Briefing warns of construction sector’s ‘difficulties’ in completing works at the ‘agreed price’

MLSA says 2,100 members will resume work on Wednesday in all hospital laboratories

State spent 13.4% of €19bn budget on medicine, pharmacies and wholesaling in 2021

Minister Michael McGrath has directed officials to begin exploratory discussion

Figures from Department of Housing highlight State’s reliance on private developers

As teacher union conferences are held, many want to retain gains made during pandemic

TUI survey finds 87% of members say extra supports will be needed next year

Opinion: As teacher union conferences get underway, there’s no shortage of urgent issues

Seen & Heard: Surge in fast-track housing, inflation threat to NDP, Dublin Airport woes

Department of Health official 'worried' about regionalisation process, report says

The mayor of London's announcement is a step forward for the often ignored health issue

Documents reflect ongoing problems towards historic treatment of children – ARA

‘This is not a heat of the moment energy crisis or price crisis response,’ Minister tells Dáil

Consultants ‘dismayed’ by reports that Government may defer pay cut reversals

Minister tells Dáil he will apply all the penalties that are due if rollout targets not met

Public Accounts Committee to ask Department of Health when Robert Watt stopped waiving pay increase

Robert Watt was appointed role last April on a salary of €292,000

Trade union says that the benefits of remote working must not be lost

Benefacts received yearly financing of about €1.3 million from public and private sources

Independent body advises reimplementation of pre-Haddington Road Agreement levels

Department of Health secretary general asked about salary at Public Accounts Committee

Prof Adam Tooze: ‘7,000 deaths a day are occurring as a result of the pandemic’

Former minister Finian McGrath joins team Shelbourne FC as public affairs officer

If accepted, Deering will replace Peter Tyndall who is due to retire at end of the year

Department secretary general defends work on projects saying: ‘We are going as fast as our little legs can carry us’

Staff seeking pay parity with colleagues who work in biochemistry laboratories

Building firm voices concern around completion of largescale housing projects

Smart Money: Move away from supporting plug-in hybrid grants a key signal