STAFF AT Independent News & Media have been told of significant changes to pension arrangements in the future in a bid to tackle a €120 million financial deficit.
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IN&M staff informed of changes to pensions
Final part of M50 upgrade opens
THE FINAL part of a €950 million upgrade of a 32km section of the M50 from two to three lanes has been officially opened.
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Unlicensed Dublin to airport bus service ceases operations
AN UNLICENSED bus service between south Dublin and the airport has announced the end of services, despite of campaigns to keep it going.
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50% more new vehicles sold this year
ALMOST 80,000 new vehicles have been sold so far this year, an increase of 50 per cent on the same figure in 2009.
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Suppliers disconnect electricity to10,678 customers
ALMOST 2,500 households a month – some 80 a day – are having their electricity disconnected after failing to pay their bills.
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Learner drivers must take lessons
COMPULSORY LESSONS are to be introduced for learner drivers and a two-year restricted period will apply after they pass their test, under reforms announced by the Road Safety Authority.
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A round-up of other Irish news stories in brief
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Vetting vital under ‘social employment’ plan, says FG
ANY PLANS to allow people receiving unemployment benefit to work with children or other vulnerable groups under a newly announced “social employment” scheme would have to be met by appropriate investment in the Garda vetting unit, Fine Gael’s spo...
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Navan move may only offer short-term savings
ANALYSIS:Services elsewhere in the region need to be beefed up so patient safety is truly ensured
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‘Happy family’ was torn apart by son’s drug debt
A “HAPPY family” was torn apart when their teenage son racked up debts to violent drug dealers, the Dublin Children’s Court heard.
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