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Government working on plan to use AI and apps to solve public sector issues
Oireachtas committee hears concept being envisaged could ultimately lead to the creation of exportable intellectual property
Excessive numbers of credit cards, vehicles at fisheries protection body, watchdog finds
Report details EV chargers at staff homes, uninsured vehicles and €278,000 Revenue settlement
Beaumont Hospital integrated payroll and HR system will cost about €3m more than projected
Dáil Public Accounts Committee hears that IT project was never put out to tender
Minister says climate costs warning is ‘back of envelope stuff’
Darragh O’Brien says he does not believe Ireland will face fines of up to €26 billion
Health service short of maximum value from increased State investment, says Minister
Access-to-care variations between regions ‘unacceptable and avoidable’, says Jennifer Carroll MacNeill
O’Brien says he had ‘detailed and frank’ talks with DAA chair and board over issues at company
Minister says he is assessing a report he has received which is believed to centre on the future of chief executive Kenny Jacobs
Beaumont Hospital sought €25,000 for patients already funded by HSE, auditors find
National fund suspended insourcing payments to Beaumont last April on foot of ‘potential financial irregularities’
State to provide €9m for Ryder Cup preparations next year
Funding to be allocated for bypass around Adare village, which will host golf competition in 2027
Health service to get record €27.4bn for extra beds and 3,300 more staff
Chambers says there will be 220 additional acute beds but greater focus on productivity in health sector next year
Trump administration wants Irish Government to press EU for more political speech protections
Washington believes government bans on disinformation or hate speech are generally not permissible
TG4 board seeks pay rise for its director general
Irish language broadcaster says salary for its ard-stiúrthóir has not increased in nearly a decade
A year after the €330,000 Dáil bike shed, is there still a ‘money doesn’t matter’ culture?
Office of Public Works insists new structures are now in place to protect against overspending but critics are not so sure
Ship seized in largest cocaine haul now costing the State €110,000 per week
Moored in the port of Cork, MV Matthew is considered an environmental, ecological and economic risk
‘Enabling’ works on MetroLink could start in 2027, says Minister
Darragh O’Brien says two consortiums have confirmed they will bid for the project
Two consortiums will bid to build long-awaited MetroLink
Dublin line expected to begin operating in mid-2030s, providing 20-minute airport-to-city journeys
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