The glaring unfairness in approving a fully-funded remediation scheme for defective apartments in Dublin, while providing a partly-funded scheme for defective homes across rural Ireland is blatant governmental discrimination against struggling rural communities and homeowners, …
Since December 2020, there has been a nearly 25% drop in the number of dentists seeking reimbursement through the plan for dental treatment services. The scheme allows access to dental care for health card holders. …
The Labour party have issued a call on the Department of Education and the Government to consider proposals that would see children being given free school books. The latest proposal which has been submited by …
There was good news for homeowners as the Government have confirmed the minimum charge per kilogram of waste which was agreed a year ago has been scrapped. The system which charged residents a flat rate …
The Government announced plans earlier this week that would see the healthcare system radically overhauled within the next ten years. Under the new proposals outlined by the Minister for Health Simon Harris every person in …
With the continuing and what many have called the scandalous rise in car insurance premiums, the Irish public have said they believe the Government should provide a car insurance scheme. The public’s opinion was revealed …
The much hated JobBridge scheme must be scrapped sooner rather than later according to the Impact trade union. The union has called for the immediate dismissal of the internship service after new reports show that …
There was some good news announced recently as the Minister for Health Leo Varadkar has confirmed that the Meningitis B vaccine will be available free to all newborns later this year. The news comes after …
New proposals unveiled today will see the Government issuing loans of up to €1,000 in a bid to keep people away from moneylenders. Agencies like St. Vincent de Paul and the Money Advice and Budgeting …
The new rule, which would see new mortgage applicants having to put down a 20% deposit before being considered for approval, will now not come into effect on January 1 2015 as originally planned. The …
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