Budget 2021 will be revealed today - here's a look at how things will unfold
Today the biggest budget in the history of the State will be revealed – here’s what we know.
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Today the biggest budget in the history of the State will be revealed – here’s what we know.
Legal experts David Kenny and Conor Casy say there is ‘too much at stake’ to do nothing about hybrid or virtual sittings.
The end of Civil War politics? We’ll wait and see. Here’s how the day went down.
The count results from the Green Party, Fianna Fáil, and Fine Gael are expected to be announced.
There will be no charge for hiring the venue itself.
The cost of holding the sitting in the centre will be discussed on Wednesday.
The Covid-19 outbreak means the full contingent of TDs are not allowed sit in Leinster House.
The Convention Centre will stage the event on Sunday morning.
The facility was owned by boom-time builders Johnny Ronan, Richard Barrett and Harry Crosbie.
Students at Largy College in Clones chose mental health as their focus with the project Mend a Mind.
Up to 25,000 people were expected to turn up for the event.
Over 3,000 people from over 120 countries attended the citizenship ceremonies.
Thousands were queuing in the rain for hours on Saturday waiting to gain entry to the event.
Gamercon has been accused of selling more tickets than Dublin’s Convention Centre can legally hold.
The most random appearance.
The party has unveiled its constitution for the first time, and appointed its national executive.
Three citizenship ceremonies were held in Dublin earlier today.
The venue will be built on on the site of the former Beamish and Crawford brewery.
The EPCR’s Board Director, Paul McNaughton, has shared the organisation’s sympathy with rugby fans.
YouTube, Google+ and Canterbury are the latest companies to get involved with the new European rugby organisation.
3,860 people from 123 different countries were made naturalised Irish citizens.
The two-day European People’s Party congress gets under way at the Convention Centre in Dublin later today.
The Ireland rugby icon was the toast of Dublin last night.
The tributes rolled in for the Lions, Ireland and Leinster centre Brian O’Driscoll on the night of his testimonial dinner.
The car crashed into a lock bridge close to the Convention Centre in the early hours of yesterday morning.
Around 4,500 people received their certificate of naturalisation at the Convention Centre today.
In a speech today Reilly said the insurance provider targets younger, more profitable customers rather than the more expensive, older customer”.
A survey also showed that only 21 per cent of CEOs believe that Ireland will return to strong GDP growth in 2013.
Patrick Honohan said many firms may need restructuring to survive and avoid imminent loan defaults.
The Convention Centre event is set to attract more than 10,000 jobseekers today.
Delegates arrived at the Convention Centre in Dublin last night as Taoiseach Enda Kenny opened proceedings.
Enda Kenny also defended the household charge and urged anyone who has not paid to “make their contribution” to public finances and pay the €100 charge.
It starts here for all four Irish provinces as they prepare for the European Cup kick-off.
The broadcaster and journalist gave a speech fit for a Queen at the Convention Centre in Dublin last night. There was applause for the memory of the late Garret FitzGerald and a standing ovation for her majesty.
Three men arrested in Kildare yesterday are believed to be IRA supporters who had planned a hoax car bomb to disrupt the Queen’s visit, while 12 people arrested in Dublin last night have been charged and released.
It’s the final day of Queen Elizabeth II’s visit to Ireland and along with some royal glamour she’ll bring road closures to Cashel and Cork city.
After the momentous events of yesterday, Queen Elizabeth II gets to indulge her passion for horseracing and attends a celebration hosted by the British Ambassador in Dublin tonight.
A more fun-filled day today for the British monarch, Twitter notes. But did one overhear a little gaffe from Prince Philip?
Queen Elizabeth II will travel to the Irish National Stud today, which will be missing one of its star attractions. The stallion Verglas, which was due to be showcased to the Queen, died on Tuesday following an accident.