30 h. ago Two Government Ministers to meet Gaeltacht housing groups in Connemara

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Two Government Ministers will be in Connemara today meeting with Gaeltacht housing groups in Connemara. Banú and Tintéan will be raising their concerns with Housing Minister James Browne and Gaeltacht Minister Dara Calleary. The groups will be speaking to the Ministers in relation a lack of housing […] The post Two Government Ministers to meet Gaeltacht housing groups in Connemara appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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33 h. ago GenAI and DLT to have “transformative” impact: Ireland’s digitalisation minister

GenAI and DLT to have “transformative” impact: Ireland’s digitalisation minister -  Global Government Fintech

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42 h. ago Concern that buildings developed as creches are being sold as residential homes

Government Ministers working to update planning regulations to prevent change of use of childcare facilities

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42 h. ago Buildings designed as creches are being sold as residential homes

Government Ministers working to update planning regulations to prevent change of use of childcare facilities

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3 d. ago The government is considering a scrappage scheme for electric cars

The Transport Minister conceded the government won’t hit the target of one million electric vehicles on the road by 2030.

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4 d. ago 'It's not a binary choice': Housing vs data centres claim by top civil servant rubbished by minister

Energy Minister Darragh O’Brien says attracting data centre investment is government policy.

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4 d. ago Govt ministers could owe State thousands of euro after pensions pay gaffes

Govt ministers could owe State thousands of euro after pensions pay gaffes  The Irish Sun

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4 d. ago New terrorism offences bill will allow State to prosecute people who travel abroad for terrorism

The Department of Justice said this new bill would bring Ireland’s counter-terrorism laws into line with those of other EU countries.

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4 d. ago Government Ministers could owe thousands of euro to State over pension payment issues

‘Serious and systemic’ issues at payroll office will see 13,000 retired civil servants checked

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4 d. ago Pension errors: Ministers may owe thousands of euro to State after payment issues

‘Serious and systemic’ issues at payroll office will see 13,000 retired civil servants checked

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4 d. ago Government ministers may owe money to the State following incorrect pension deductions

Up to 13,000 ex-state workers’ pension deductions will be examined to determine the scale of the issue.

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4 d. ago Justice Minister to seek government approval for new terrorism offences bill today

The Department of Justice said this new bill would bring Ireland’s counter-terrorism laws into line with those of other EU countries.

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5 d. ago Ireland’s public services reform and digitalisation minister to address Lab 2025

Ireland’s public services reform and digitalisation minister to address Lab 2025 -  Global Government Fintech

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1 week ago Green light for retrospective payments under Defective Blocks Scheme

The Minister for Housing James Browne has gained government approval to allow for retrospective payments under the Defective Concrete Blocks… The post Green light for retrospective payments under Defective Blocks Scheme appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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2 w. ago Minister for Justice 'confident' Government will have 'vigorous' screening for migrants

Speaking to reporters in Limerick he said: “I think we will be operating a very effective screening program once we enact and commence the International Protection Bill."

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2 w. ago Justice Minister 'fairly confident' government will have 'vigorous' screening to tackle illegal immigration

Concerns were reported yesterday that because Ireland does not have access to certain EU security databases, it may not be able to carry out robust screening identity checks on asylum applicants.

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3 w. ago Landowner wins legal challenge to have residential status restored to Coolough lands

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM A landowner has won a legal challenge to have residential status restored to 10.5 hectares of land in Coolough in the city The judicial review was brought by the landowner when the Minister for Local Government directed the City Council to change the residential zoning to unzoned […] The post Landowner wins legal challenge to have residential status restored to Coolough lands appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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3 w. ago Growing call from EU states to review EU trade deal with Israel

Foreign minister expected to discuss ordering a review into agreement that governs bloc’s relations with Israel

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