Taxpayers have been left covering the cost of more than €15 million in incorrect welfare payments over the past two years. Figures show that €7.97 million in welfare benefits were written off last year — …
Taxpayers have been left covering the cost of more than €15 million in incorrect welfare payments over the past two years. Figures show that €7.97 million in welfare benefits were written off last year — …
Gardaí received €22.2 million in overtime payments during US President Joe Biden’s landmark visit to Ireland, reports The Mirror. In addition to that, officers were granted €1.87 million in “unsocial allowances” and another €1.01 million …
New research forecasts that demand for general practitioner (GP) appointments will rise by at least 23 per cent by 2040, reflecting ongoing population expansion, reports Breaking News. The latest report from the Economic and Social …
The two co-owners of a security and facilities company based in Co Galway, which secured State contracts last year to support housing for International Protection (IP) applicants and Ukrainian refugees, received a combined dividend of …
Seven hospitals each generated over €1 million in parking fees last year, reports Breaking News. Across the country, patients, visitors, and healthcare workers collectively paid close to €19 million in parking charges in 2024. Cork …
The company operating the National Car Test (NCT) saw weekly revenues approach €2 million last year, as it increased the number of tests offered, reports Breaking News. Recent financial statements from Applus Inspection Services Ireland …
Tusla has issued a warning that it is on course to exceed its budget by nearly €68 million this year, as it faces surging demand for its services, reports Breaking News. The child and family …
New research forecasts that demand for general practitioner (GP) appointments will rise by at least 23 per cent by 2040, reflecting ongoing population expansion, reports Breaking News. The latest report from the Economic and Social …
The two co-owners of a security and facilities company based in Co Galway, which secured State contracts last year to support housing for International Protection (IP) applicants and Ukrainian refugees, received a combined dividend of …
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