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Eamon Ryan 'wouldn't object' to bringing Budget forward to September
The Minister for Transport said the matter will be discussed at Cabinet next week.
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The Minister for Transport said the matter will be discussed at Cabinet next week.
The president of PDForra pointed out that the Defence Forces are already short-staffed and this will increase pressure on members at barracks.
Increased public transport capacity could help address the taxi shortage in Dublin, the transport minister indicated.
Taoiseach says the delays at Dublin Airport has not caused damage to Irish tourism.
He tested positive this afternoon.
Student accommodation will no longer be available for refugees at the end of the summer.
In his response, the minister said that he doesn’t have a state car or a state driver.
Taxi driver representatives have said they feel as though they are being blamed for a crisis that is the government’s responsibility.
Tickets for Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band in Dublin’s RDS cost up to €156.
Taoiseach has said there will be “a challenging number of months ahead with the cost of living”.
The committee heard today that local post offices were a fundamental part of smaller towns and villages, but were at risk of being subsumed by provision of services online.
Around 1,000 people missed a flight yesterday because of lengthy queues.
Lord Mayor of Dublin, Alison Gilliland, addressed some of the fears business owners on the street may have.
Absolutely not, according to Tánaiste Leo Varadkar.
The party leader said there was “consensus” within his parliamentary party to suspend Neasa Hourigan and Patrick Costello.
The smoky fuel ban is due to come into being later this year.
Independent TD Michael Fitzmaurice’s motion calls on the Dáil to recognise that turf is a fuel many people are dependent on.
The funding was announced by Culture Minister Catherine Martin today.
Climate Minister Eamon Ryan raised concerns that it would “antagonise” people and that it should be called off.
Leaders Questions saw the third day of intense political debate over the turf issue.
Independent TD Mattie McGrath said Martin was drinking too much green tea and that it had gone to his head.
Green Party leader Eamon Ryan confirmed that his response to the question was based on draft regulations and has yet to go to the government.
The new licence will be valid for 12 months and will apply to cars only.
Four years ago the Green Party favoured the establishment of Amsterdam-style cannabis coffee shops to Ireland.
Concerns were raised about turf not being available for sale in shops, particularly given the energy crisis and rising inflation.
Every ticket machine in every bus has to be manually tweaked to deal with the technical upgrade.
Environment Minister Eamon Ryan and his officials are finalising measures that will help tackle the rising costs of fuel, energy and food.
The 80 kilometre new dual carriageway will stretch between Cork City and Limerick.
Martin said he expects the European Commission to suggest alternative cost-cutting measures by the end of the month.
Taoiseach says Ireland will take in a further 500 Ukrainian refugees that are currently in Moldova.
The tanker is landing in Dublin Port today.
Eamon Ryan has encouraged people to keep their bills down by driving slower.
A full 20% reduction in public transport costs is set to be implemented in May.
Parked cars in cycle and bus lanes can cause road users to swerve unexpectedly to avoid them, which posed a danger.
NPHET is to meet this afternoon to discuss possible easing of Covid restrictions.
The National Public Health Emergency Team is due to issue its latest guidance to government tomorrow.
Micheál Martin said that Cabinet would discuss the restrictions on hospitality again at the end of January.