# policy - Today’s News
An Bord Pleanála has delayed its decision on the development plan.
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An Bord Pleanála has delayed its decision on the development plan.
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Fáilte Ireland chairman Michael Cawley says the private sector should back the big-ticket event.
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Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe said he could take action against individual bank directors.
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# policy - Yesterday’s News
The ODCE was roundly criticised for its role in the collapse of the case against Sean FitzPatrick.
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The ODCE was roundly criticised for its role in the collapse of the case against Sean FitzPatrick.
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# policy - Monday 30 October, 2017
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Fáilte Ireland says a lack of signage for services like the Dart and Luas leaves tourists stranded.
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Commissioner Cathy Mannion was recently accused of running a ‘toothless’ office.
# policy - Sunday 29 October, 2017
Having worked in housing, homelessness and social work for 45 years, Justin O’Brien reflects on personal challenges, successes and milestones.
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From Business ETC Work
Business groups have been lobbying for better share treatment for key workers.
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# policy - Thursday 26 October, 2017
Commissioner Cathy Mannion was recently accused of running a ‘toothless’ office.
According to the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) Ireland’s rapidly growing (and ageing) population will create a huge demand for healthcare by 2030.
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# policy - Tuesday 24 October, 2017
A new report looks at why apartments in the capital are so expensive.
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A new report looks at why apartments in the capital are so expensive.
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# policy - Monday 23 October, 2017
The country’s business model hinges on often-fickle foreign investment.
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# policy - Sunday 22 October, 2017
Commissioner Cathy Mannion was recently accused of running a ‘toothless’ office.
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# policy - Saturday 21 October, 2017
Owen Keegan wants Irish developers to build more big rental projects.
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# policy - Friday 20 October, 2017
Conor Skehan says the country could already be sowing the seeds for the next property meltdown.
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The company said that Ireland is still a few years away from having a functioning property market.
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# policy - Thursday 19 October, 2017
Conor Skehan says the country could already be sowing the seeds for the next property meltdown.
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John Concannon heads the controversial new €5 million ‘strategic communications unit’.
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# policy - Tuesday 17 October, 2017
The country’s much-publicised 12.5% rate isn’t going anywhere.
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# policy - Saturday 14 October, 2017
It has been a bad week for fizzy drinks firms, but things look better for small businesses.
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Key details about tax – and tax avoidance – flew under the radar.
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The man made a derogatory remark towards another employee at an out-of-hours work gathering.
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# policy - Friday 13 October, 2017
From Business ETC Work
The man made a derogatory remark towards another employee at an out-of-hours work gathering.
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# policy - Thursday 12 October, 2017
This public policy pro delivers a masterclass in lobbying.
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It has been a bad day for fizzy drinks firms, but things look better for small businesses.
Key details about tax – and tax avoidance – flew under the radar.
The head of Mayo County Council says investment needs to be better spread across Ireland.
# policy - Wednesday 11 October, 2017
Key details about tax – and tax avoidance – flew under the radar.
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Budget 2018 included €750 million in finance to be delivered by a repurposed Nama.
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# policy - Tuesday 10 October, 2017
It has been a bad day for fizzy drinks firms, but things look better for small businesses.
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But the government’s 2018 fiscal plan has been welcomed as a step in the right direction.
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Businesses have complained the sector was ‘arbitrarily singled out’.
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The government hopes it will be able to get developers building again in Ireland.
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The VAT rate on tanning services will increase from 13.5% to 23% as part of Budget 2018.
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We break down the essential points Irish businesses need to know.
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Don’t expect any grand giveaways – we’re more likely to get tweaking around the edges.
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# policy - Monday 9 October, 2017
Access to finance is holding back many construction firms in Ireland – especially the smaller players.
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