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Survey: Majority of people trust gardaí

Study done before breath test and college funds scandals broke

Pledge to address severe failings in foster care

Tusla, the Child and Family Agency, has pledged to address shortcomings in foster care services in two locations following critical inspection reports by health watchdog Hiqa.

Publish: Friday 28th July 1:00pm

Minister wheeling and dealing for great bike ride

The phrase ‘on your bike’ is not something any politician is ever too keen to hear, but for the next few weeks Fine Gael TD Brendan Griffin will be happy to make an exception to the usual rule.

Publish: Friday 28th July 1:00pm

BioMarin may build second plant in Ireland

US biopharma giant has extended its Cork facility amid rising global demand for pioneering treatments

Publish: Friday 28th July 1:00pm

OPW to re-examine barrage costs as it finalises €140m Cork flood plan

The OPW has agreed to re-examine the cost of building a tidal barrage as it finalises the design of Cork’s €140m flood defence scheme — the largest single investment in flood defences in the history of the state.

Publish: Friday 28th July 1:00pm

Legal Aid Board urged to reverse family law move

Senior barristers have demanded the Legal Aid Board immediately reverse a decision that would impact on family law cases, including the possibility of adding to already lengthy waiting lists.

Publish: Friday 28th July 1:00pm

Limerick councillors urge GAA to reconsider Sky Sports deal

Public representatives in Limerick have backed a motion urging the GAA to reconsider a deal where Sky Sports secured exclusive rights to championship matches.

Publish: Friday 28th July 1:00pm

Lusitania telegraph machine recovered from seabed

The main telegraph machine from the wreck of the Lusitania has been recovered from the seabed.

Publish: Friday 28th July 1:00pm

TD tells bank customers ‘to vote with their feet’

An opposition TD has called on bank customers to “vote with their feet” after being hit with unexpected 50% hikes on charges linked to some accounts.

Publish: Friday 28th July 1:00pm

Charity wrongly paid over €84,000 to CEO’s parents

A charity where payments in excess of €84,000 were made to the chief executive’s parents contrary to explicit instructions of Revenue has been given 21 days to come up with a plan to get its affairs in order.

Publish: Friday 28th July 1:00pm

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