Government to provide €70 million Covid-19 funding package for Irish sport
The FAI, the GAA and the IRFU will collectively receive up to €40million.
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The FAI, the GAA and the IRFU will collectively receive up to €40million.
BT Sport says it is ‘not currently involved in the Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua negotiations’.
Health Minister Simon Harris told this website that he thinks another bank holiday is a good idea.
Amid debts of around €62 million, the FAI recently asked government for a bailout of €18 million.
The FAI was again the talking point in Leinster House, as Minister Shane Ross and Sport Ireland were in the spotlight.
The Sunday Business Post reported that the government is set to examine such proposal.
Irish Ferries yesterday said it is “unlikely” to have a ferry service between Rosslare and France in 2019.
But the appeal to his Fine Gael colleague, Paschal Donohoe, doesn’t appear to have paid off.
The FAI has begun an investigation into the attack.
“Dominant Puspure dominated her rivals,” a quote from Minister Ross said, but a spokesperson said he had only seen the correct version of the release.
The long-term strategy is backed by a fund of €53 million for the years 2019 to 2021.
In June 1919 John Alcock and Arthur Whitten-Brown made history being the first people to complete a non-stop transatlantic flight
Don’t bet on it. The Taoiseach is set to address his parliamentary party after a week dominated by gaffes and strange decisions.
Fine Gael is short on women candidates ahead of the general election.
Brendan Griffin has proposed a new law to jail people who deliberately ram garda cars for up to 10 years.
Owning a pub and being in Leinster House – seeing the demise of rural Ireland from the outside and the inside.
The disclosure is in the latest Register of Members’ Interests.
Like Freddie Mercury, we all just want to ride our bicycles.
Brendan Griffin has proposed a way of potential ending ‘parish pump’ politics.
Backbench TD Eoghan Murphy explained all to TheJournal.ie earlier this month…
Meanwhile, water charges dominated the Fine Gael parliamentary party meeting in Leinster House this evening.
The Finance Minister has outlined his strategy for securing retrospective recapitalisation of Ireland’s banks.
You win some, you lose some – even during the summer recess.
Brendan Griffin clearly put a lot of thought into this one…
However, there have not yet been any prosecutions under a new law completely banning using a phone while driving.
Labour minister Alan Kelly thinks it’s a good idea but some of his party colleagues disagree.
Let’s file that under ‘thing we need to see’.
To the tune of about €86 million over the last decade according to Eamon Gilmore.
Minister Brendan Howlin has revealed that 35 receive pensions worth €100,000, with five of those being €118,000.
Brendan Griffin was formally ejected from the Dáil chamber this afternoon after getting into a row with the Ceann Comhairle.
SIPTU said a statement from the company which said it was evaluating its operations in Killarney was “extremely unhelpful”.
When he’s not growing ‘taches, the Kerry South TD is writing books.
Brendan Griffin’s handlebars are causing a bit of a stir.
Fine Gael backbenchers quizzed the Taoiseach on political reform in the Dáil last night.
The Irish Wine Association says the tax is disproportionate and excessive, and wants it reversed in the upcoming Budget.
The Department of Public Expenditure says it’s checked with the Troika – and there’s no worries about the reported savings.
The eight TDs argue in today’s Irish Examiner that “protecting core pay” does not equate to supporting incremental pay increases and allowances for high earners.
Brendan Griffin has set up an arrangement to give half of his salary to Fybough National School in his Kerry South constituency after it lost a teacher due to education cuts.
A Fine Gael councillor has suggested it as a new way of raising revenue but do you agree?