Foley appointed interim chief executive of Tennis Ireland
Move comes in the wake of the organisation suspending three directors late last year
NUI and Trinity graduates could storm some barricades if they register to vote – now
It’s estimated only a quarter of NUI graduates vote for the Seanad, but it’s not that simple
Miriam Lord: Micheál Martin's notions prove to be wide of the Marc
FF’s backbench baritone pleads with leader to abandon confidence-and-supply deal
Gardaí are ‘best paid’ public servants, earning €1,300 a week
Public service pay and pensions bill now €1bn a year more than before economic collapse
Link public service pay to performance, report suggests
Introduction of merit pay system would ‘not be for the faint-hearted’, study finds
Planning for better performance
PMI Ireland Chapter president Niall Murphy talks about project management’s role in improving business performance
Senior civil servants get 60% less than private sector counterparts – study
Higher public service staff call for faster pay restoration
Veteran public relations consultant Tom Savage (76) dies
Former priest and broadcaster advised many prominent figures on media strategies
‘Quango cull’ results in just 17 fewer agencies
Fine Gael had listed 145 quangos which would be terminated when it got into power
State bodies spent €11.2m on credit cards in two years
Some departments refused to supply details of spend after request by FF’s Dara Calleary
‘Quango cull’: Audacious promises of 2011 amounted to little
Reduction in number of State bodies compared to 2011 is 12-17, far from FG promise of 145
Centenarian TK Whitaker built State’s economic foundations
Radical civil servant played pivotal role in economic, social and political life of State
Anniversary edition of annual administration yearbook launched
Ireland – a Directory contains a vast wealth of information on official Ireland
Cork local government reform group satisfied with progress
Review chairman says group will complete report before September deadline
Jim Breslin appointed secretary general at Health
Head of Department of Children moved to replace Ambrose McLoughlin
Council staff ‘subject to political interference’
Report assesses views of local government executives on public sector reform
Archbishop warns against ‘constant criticism’ of gardaí
Diarmuid Martin says spin ‘a huge business in Ireland but rarely a friend of transparency’
Let’s bring some much-needed innovation to our innovation policy
We need to develop an intellectual understanding of how our society works which goes beyond the superficial
Public sector wages fall by average of €47.88 a week over past four years, report finds
Public service staff experienced deeper wage cuts than those in private sector, Institute of Public Administration report says
DCU holds graduation ceremony for 180 sub-Saharan African students
First participants in ‘future African leaders’ programme collect scrolls
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