Organisation: Department of Enterprise,

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Departments’ spending on reports since 2011 reaches €3.6m

The spend of almost €180,000 by the Department of Enterprise, Jobs and Innovation on a secret report that is going to be used by the State in an upcoming criminal case is part of a spend of €3.6m on reports by the Jobs Department and the Department of Finance, since 2011.

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PAC to probe €290k spend on chairman’s office

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Belfast seeks funding for WWI ship

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McDonald's to invest €20m in Irish operations, with 700 new jobs on the way

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Women get just 31% of state posts

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IDA tries to quell jobs confusion

Cowen hardly likely to follow Reynolds’ line

IN 1992, when Albert Reynolds became taoiseach, he famously sacked eight ministers in a radical cabinet overhaul – and created a number of powerful enemies in the process.

Tue, 23 Mar, 2010

Green ministers had no knowledge of ex-Fás chief’s €1m golden handshake, says Gormley

THE two Green Party ministers did not know of former Fás director general Rody Molloy’s massive redundancy package, party leader John Gormley said yesterday.

Sat, 26 Sep, 2009

Kenny presses Coughlan to explain Fás stance U-turn

TÁNAISTE Mary Coughlan has been pressed to account for her support of the board of Fás when details of its wastefulness emerged — only to completely change her stance last month.

Thu, 24 Sep, 2009

€4m from state ‘could have saved 700 jobs’ at aircraft firm

A GOVERNMENT intervention of just €4 million would have saved an additional 700 jobs at airline maintenance firm SR Technics, SIPTU has claimed.

Fri, 05 Jun, 2009

Visteon investments could be recovered, says Foster

Almost £100,000 (€110,000) could be clawed back in government investments in the collapsed Visteon car parts plant in the North, the North's Enterprise Minister said today.

Mon, 06 Apr, 2009

Excessive legislation 'will impact Irish business'

Excessive European Union legislation is in danger of affecting US multi-national companies doing business in Ireland.

Mon, 06 Oct, 2003