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Cancelled asylum centre deals caused 'substantial loss to taxpayers', says report (opens the original)
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COSTS INCURRED BY the State’s cancellation of pre-contract agreements with potential providers of international protection accommodation represent a “substantial loss to taxpayers”, a report into the State’s accounts said. The Comptroller and Auditor General (C&AG) today published his report on the public services for 2025. Settlements agreed with three potential providers with whom agreements were cancelled formed a “material but undisclosed part” of €35 million accrued in expenses from the Dep
Patients reimbursed for ADHD medication quadruples in 10 years, says new research (opens the original)
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THE NUMBER OF people receiving prescriptions for ADHD medication has skyrocketed over the past 10 years, new research has shown. A paper authored by Anthony Maher from the University of Galway’s School of Psychology, and published by the Irish Medical Journal, found that the dosage units – meaning tablets or capsules – of ADHD medication dispensed to adults in Ireland more than doubled from 2015 to 2024. The research did not include the varying doses of each unit, which could be between 10mg and
Government urged to stop treating 'extreme events as one-off emergencies' by climate council (opens the original)
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SEVERE DAMAGE CAUSED by an array of extreme weather events in Ireland has shown that the government is not preparing systematically for the realities of climate change, but simply reacting to individual events, the Climate Change Advisory Council said. The council has this morning released a damning statement accompanying its latest report, preparing for Ireland’s Changing Climate. The council said there is evidence the plethora of extreme weather events experienced by Ireland over the last numb
Anger as October graduation ceremonies at Limerick college pushed to next spring (opens the original)
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GRADUATION CEREMONIES AT Mary Immaculate College (MIC), slated to take place in the coming weeks, have been postponed until next year. The decision comes on foot of planned industrial action by union members in the public service. Would-be graduates of the Limerick teaching college were informed by email this evening that their ceremonies are to be moved until the spring semester of this academic year. MIC’s spring semester begins in late January. The email sent to graduating students, and seen
Next month's Dublin Marathon to be broadcast live by TG4 (opens the original)
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THE DUBLIN MARATHON will be broadcast live on TG4 next month. The 45th iteration of the Irish Life marathon takes place on Sunday 25 October. The event is already sold out, with 22,500 registered participants to take to the streets of Dublin. They will be supported by thousands of volunteers and spectators along the route. TG4 announced that it will begin its live coverage at 8am on the day of the marathon, “capturing the build-up to the race” before it kicks off at 8.40am for wheelchair partici
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