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Last Supper for Jurys Inn – owners rebrand chain as Leonardo

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

Call for Watt to explain Sláintecare comments imminent after recording released

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

Sadiq Khan has introduced menopause leave. Will Ireland follow suit?

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

Campaigners criticise Government’s ‘financial’ concerns over redress scheme

Documents reflect ongoing problems towards historic treatment of children – ARA

Ryan denies retrofitting scheme will be ‘next mica scandal’

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

Plan to restore senior public sector pay must be honoured, says IMO

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

National Broadband Ireland must ‘take responsibility’ for delays

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

Spending watchdog to seek annual disclosure of senior civil servants’ pay

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

Appropriate for Watt to clarify if he is waiving €81,000 increase, says O’Brien

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

Fórsa trade union seeks assurances over return to workplace

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

Company assessing country’s non-profit sector shuts after funding withdrawal

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

Public service unions welcome restoration of working hours recommendation

Independent body advises reimplementation of pre-Haddington Road Agreement levels

Watt refuses to say if he is still waiving €81,000 salary increase

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

Global deaths from Covid-19 as bad as ever, says economic historian

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

Miriam Lord’s Week: Rented plastic Christmas trees sum up Leinster House festive cheer

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

Government approves nomination of Ger Deering to role of Ombudsman

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

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