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Operating theatre floors in National Children's Hospital replaced three times due to 'poor workmanship' (opens the original)
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Multiple operating theatre floors in the National Childrenâs Hospital were replaced three times due to âpoor workmanship and oversight of worksâ by Bam, the Department of Health has said. Documents provided to the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) by the department allege multiple ongoing issues with the delivery of the new childrenâs hospital, particularly around the so-called âhot blockâ on Level 2. You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in Be the first to kn
BAM criticises minister over comments on National Children's Hospital (opens the original)
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National Childrenâs Hospital builder BAM privately criticised health minister Jennifer Carroll MacNeill over an interview with RTÃ in which she took aim at continuing delays to the project. In a letter to the health minister dated April 29, BAM chief operating officer John Wilkinson said he was âdisappointedâ to hear Ms Carroll MacNeillâs comments about the builder during an interview on Prime Time. âWhile differences of opinion in relation to areas such as programme and resourcing ar
Budget 2027: Government will cut carbon tax on home heating oil to minimum level, says Micheál Martin (opens the original)
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The Government will cut carbon tax on home heating oil to its lowest possible threshold as part of Budget 2027 next Tuesday, Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said. Speaking at a meeting of the Fianna Fáil parliamentary party on Tuesday evening, Mr Martin said the Government would be moving to reduce the costs of kerosene. He told the party's TDs and senators that there are restrictions on how much the tax can be reduced due to existing derogations for the EUâs carbon emission trading system. Mul
Civil servants blocked from remote login as Government IT workers investigate 'potential vulnerability' (opens the original)
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Remote logins within parts of the civil service were shut down over the weekend, with the Government chief IT officer raising concerns about a “potential security vulnerability”. In an email sent to civil servants on Saturday, the IT service desk for the Office of the Government Chief Information Officer (OGCIO) said it had been made aware “of a potential security vulnerability affecting some of our perimeter hardware”. You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in Be the fi
Exempt migrants with Irish citizen in family from proposed residency rule, says McDowell (opens the original)
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People who are raising a family with an Irish citizen should be given exemptions from new residency rules for gaining citizenship, the Seanad has heard. Independent senator Michael McDowell made the call for an exemption to be introduced to stop people from being required to wait eight years for citizenship, if they are raising a family alongside an Irish citizen. You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in Be the first to know the latest news and updates
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