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Vivienne Clarke

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Sep 9, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 9, 2026 · Vivienne Clarke

    GAA ‘just not ready’ for integration, says director general Tom Ryan | BreakingNews (opens the original)

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    GAA director general Tom Ryan has said the organisation was “just not ready” for the integration of the GAA, the LGFA and the Camogie Association within the 2027 deadline of the Steering Group on Integration. His comments follow the resignation of former president Mary McAleese from the steering group and her assertion that the GAA’s management committee was “less than impressive” and “lacking in vision”.

  2. Article · Sep 1, 2026 · Vivienne Clarke

    Homeless charity moved 900 people back into community from temporary accommodation (opens the original)

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    The CEO of the charity Depaul has spoken of the importance of early intervention in helping people avoid entering homelessness. Speaking in advance of the public of the Depaul 2025 Impact Report, David Carroll told RTÉ radio’s Morning Ireland that in the midst of a housing crisis, Depaul had managed to move 900 people back into the community from temporary accommodation. People were under incredible pressure from a cost-of-living point of view, he added. “We've seen the figures rise really since

  3. Article · Sep 1, 2026 · Vivienne Clarke

    SIPTU denies threat of industrial action in public sector talks is bluffing (opens the original)

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    The deputy general secretary of the country’s largest trade union, SIPTU, has denied that the threat of industrial action in advance of public sector pay talks was posturing or bluffing. Speaking on RTÉ radio’s Morning Ireland, Adrian Kane said the current situation was “this is a mess of the government's own making.” The decision of SIPTU and its sister unions to ballot members across the public sector during the month of August was because of “the failure of the government to put an offer in r

  4. Article · Aug 27, 2026 · Vivienne Clarke

    CUH call for independent assessor to examine staffing issues (opens the original)

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    Vascular surgeon Greg Fulton, who is Chair of the Cork University Hospital (CUH) Consultant Staff Committee, has explained why the committee has written to the HSE calling for an independent assessor to examine staffing issues at the hospital. Speaking on RTÉ radio’s Today with David McCullagh show that the reason for the request was because of the difference of opinion between the CUH management and staff and that of the HSE Central. There was “quite a wide discrepancy” in those opinions, he sa

  5. Article · Aug 27, 2026 · Vivienne Clarke

    Insurance Ireland defending levy for flood insurance fund (opens the original)

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    Insurance Ireland is defending a proposal to introduce a €24 levy per insured household which would be placed into a “sustainable flood insurance fund.” Michael Horan, Manager for Regional and Policy Development with Insurance Ireland, told Newstalk Breakfast that the four-point plan was“fundamentally about keeping Irish homes insurable, mortgageable and saleable as flood risk changes. “The plan combines four things. It helps existing homeowners make their properties more resilient. It creates a

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