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EU loan is no bailout, it's financial bullying
Europe is exploiting our crisis in order to profit at our expense. If the interest rates on the EU loans are not reduced, the Irish public will suffer unnecessarily while our European partners profit from these loans.
43 new jobs for Dublin South a welcome boost
Last August, 85 new jobs were announced in South Dublin. Today's additional announcement means that 128 local families have been provided with an income and a livelihood over the last few months.
€448,000 in funding for Loughlinstown and St. Vincent's Hospitals
New hospital ward, step down beds and 229 assisted discharge packages announced
Mathews calls on Minister to revisit Government Policy on Fee Charging Schools
Dublin South Fine Gael TD Peter Mathews, today, Thursday raised the issue of Government Policy on Fee- Charging Schools with the Minister in a special Dáil debate.
€75 bn cut could ease our burden
Austerity will only take Ireland so far; we need debt writedown
30 new jobs in Sysnet Global Solutions a good boost for Carrickmines
Sysnet Global Solutions expands operations with €1.34m R&D investment programme with support from Government
35 new jobs a welcome boost for Clonskeagh
Western Union are helping to spread the benefits of Ireland's success in attracting international financial services beyond the IFSC to Clonskeagh
Martin has flip-flopped on the Seanad and didn’t introduce any reform when he had the chance – Doherty
Fine Gael's Deputy Director of Elections for the Seanad Abolition Referendum, Regina Doherty TD, has today (Tuesday) criticised Fianna Fáil leader, Micheál Martin TD, for flip flopping on the Seanad, and described his current stance as hypocritical in the extreme, as Deputy Martin did nothing to reform the Seanad during his time as a senior member of Government.
“Ardscoil Lorgan and St. Aidan’s Comprehensive secendary school’s to receive funding” €“Sean Conlan
Brian Hayes seeks clarification on ECB voting rights from Jan 2015
Brian Hayes, has today asked the European Central Bank (ECB) to clarify if any new voting procedure will apply at the Bank when Lithuania joins the Euro from January next year.