Additional €152m sought this year to pay for accommodation for homeless
Department of Housing seeking extra funding of nearly €299m over its original budget for 2025
MetroLink: ‘Olympic village’ could be built for project workers, says transport expert
Accommodation housing some 8,000 workers could later be returned to State, TCD professor suggests
Ministers lobbied by medical firm after waiting-list regime tightened
Files show row between NTPF and Beaumont Hospital over potential ‘financial irregularities’
Concerns around insourcing fed in to row over funding at Beaumont Hospital
Insourcing has been part of Government’s drive to reduce waiting lists but has become multimillion-euro industry
Dublin MetroLink construction will need 8,000 workers, committee told
Project expects to ‘exhaust’ local workforce, with overseas contractors bringing some of their own personnel
Ministers seek more than €2bn to cover costs in excess of this year’s budget
Gardaí require extra €20m for public order overtime, immigration activity and deportations
Irish Rail explores damages claim after new trains are delayed by a year
State firm told to review contractual provision for financial penalties with manufacturer of new fleet
How Ireland plans to speed up the delivery of big projects
Department of Public Expenditure has been criticised over hurdles large projects have had to clear
Darragh O’Brien wants Kenny Jacobs DAA row resolved quickly
Minister for Transport has blocked a near €1m deal for Jacobs to leave DAA role
Review into €2m overrun on Beaumont Hospital IT project will cost €115,000
Beaumont chief says overspend was due to underestimation of complexities, staff turnover and industrial relations issues
Ex-Labour Court deputy chair set to be reappointed after interviews for vacant other post
Alan Haugh’s reappointment was vetoed by the Department of Public Expenditure in September as he had already served two terms
DAA board pushes back as Minister suggests reconciliation with Kenny Jacobs
State-owned airports group needs sign-off from Darragh O’Brien for near-€1m exit deal for chief executive
Hunger strike by survivors of industrial schools called off after 51 days
Taoiseach promises package of financial, health and other supports, and expresses concern for wellbeing of campaigners
Bus Éireann could face €20m hit over five years if key Expressway routes remain unchanged
Dublin to Waterford service and routes from capital to Wexford plus Rosslare to Waterford may be at risk under review
Survivors of abuse in industrial and reformatory schools set to be offered State financial help
Taoiseach understood to have urged group on hunger strike outside Leinster House to stop their protest and seek medical care