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Court concerned Dept has not answered 'simple' question after homeless woman wins Jobseekers appeal
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A woman who held onto her part-time job after becoming homeless has won her appeal over failure to pay her Jobseekers Allowance for several months because she did not show she was "currently residing" in the relevant social welfare catchment area.

Tue, 28 Jan, 2020

Burton tells lone parents to consider time before child is 14 as 'transition period'
Burton tells lone parents to consider time before child is 14 as 'transition period'

Tánaiste Joan Burton has been defending the changes to the lone parent allowance which came into effect yesterday.

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Burton: More welfare benefits for self-employed 'would be very difficult'
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