Department Of Social Welfare

CAO applicants required to submit extra paperwork should start preparing now

In an already chaotic year, these hardy souls started new businesses amid a pandemic

Passport office drastically curtailed services as staff diverted to pandemic tasks

High level of compliance with travel restrictions over weekend - official

Davy Stockbrokers warns Irish economy could shrink in 2020 if outbreak is prolonged

Focus Ireland says increase in figures shows how tough things are getting for some people

Move is likely to be the first salvo in a lengthy legal battle between the Data Protection Commissioner and Regina Doherty’s department

Lutheran pastor Dietrich Bonhoeffer died 75 years ago resisting Nazi Germany

Bank says the issue has been resolved and apologises to customers that were affected

Ireland has been here before, and it seems the State took nothing from the lesson

Net Results: Apart from data abuse, card cost €60m but detected just €2m in welfare fraud

The PSC has divided opinion, but Helen Dixon’s decision is clear: it breaches privacy

Daniel O’Connell owes €13 million including interest on original bill for £6.3 million

Ellen Rowley is rediscovering the beauty of some of the city’s once-disliked buildings

State had alleged defendant collected children’s allowance from birth mother

Labour leader pays tribute to ‘great friend and colleague’

Dublin accounts for highest payouts as State rental subsidy costs €142 million in 2017

Minister says firms must administer affordable childcare scheme until September 2019

The lost theatres of Dublin revealed

Brian Bobey (64) admitted stealing almost €160,000 between 1997 and 2013

None of the €158,726 claimed between 1997 and 2013 has been repaid, court heard

Jobseeker’s Allowance for under-26s much lower than standard payment of €193 a week

All provisions including lunches have to be ferried to Scoil Mhicil Naofa on Bere Island

Q&A: Dominic Coyle answers your personal finance questions

Legislation a ‘significant structural reform’ of use of personal data by the State

Carol Clarke used the money to support her family and to help pay off son’s drug debts

Identity technology makes us feel more secure at airports. But more watched in private

‘Difficult discussions’ required to ensure post network’s survival, says David McRedmond

Federated Union of Employers said Act had ‘imposed constraints’ on employers

State papers 1986: Department files review options in event of passing of divorce referendum in June

Cab involved in operation targeting son of late dictator of Nigeria over ‘looted’ money

Report prepared on alleged conduct of Clerys directors prior to liquidation

Rose, Joe, Jean and Gerard all worked for themselves. When the recession hit they had nothing to fall back on. Are things about to get better for Ireland’s 325,000 self-employed?

Judge says he was satisfied the prosecution case did not establish the offence of coercion

Twelve Ford transit vans, a Ford camper van and a caravan seized as part of operation

Minister says Government wants to be “generous and fair”

Flood victims can apply to authorities for funds to restore water-damaged homes

Former secretary general of Department of Justice saw Callinan day before resignation

These six play roles of varying magnitude in events investigated by the commission

‘My bank doesn’t want me cluttering up its premises. It makes this clear by closing most of its teller windows, keeping the queue long and slow’