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Holohan to step down from position as chief medical officer

Former Nphet chairman ‘kept Ireland safe during exceptionally challenging two years’

Three Ministers unable to make Patrick’s Day trips due to Covid-19

Harris, McConalogue and Chambers test positive for virus along with Taoiseach

Officials surprised by Russian criticism of Defence Forces report

Comments on security risks had been cleared by Foreign Affairs

Playing politics with broadband saddles taxpayer with €2.6bn liability

Project costing €5.5bn mired in delay ... and no public ownership of the end product

Working from home: How quickly is high-speed broadband being rolled out across the State?

State rollout of high-speed internet could reverse generations of rural depopulation

No change in control of multi-billion euro broadband contractor, Government told

Political unease following media reports of funding structure of broadband company

Ireland’s special envoys should be appointed in ‘transparent manner’ - report

Government accepts recommendations after Zappone appointment controversy

Irish aviation sector may require State Covid-19 supports next year, officials say

New spending review says airport traffic levels unlikely to recover until 2025

Introduction of public services card highly successful, review says

System delivers annual savings of €20m, new report finds

Cost of recruiting Civil Service admin officer costs €4m over career - report

Review says spend associated with new employees will become increasingly significant over time

Schools could close if ‘austerity’ hours end, department warns

Removing unpaid hours could exacerbate pressure on teacher supply

Department of Public Expenditure criticised proposed deal for new data watchdog HQ

Department argued rent being sought in €1.4m-a-year deal was ‘exorbitant’

PUP scheme may have acted ‘as significant disincentive to work’, report says

Department says 50,300 people on pandemic unemployment payment for over 76 weeks

Government forecasts employment to surge past pre-pandemic levels in 2022

Country’s unemployment rate will reduce to 6.5% by fourth quarter, says Donohue

Budget 2022: Pupil-teacher ratio to fall to lowest level on record

Student grants to increase by €200 next year in first major change to scheme in a decade

Cost of unwinding ‘austerity era’ hours only starting to become clear

Department of Public Expenditure estimated previously reversing Haddington Road hours could cost over €600m

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