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The Government was sharply critical of the RTÉ Authority 30 years ago over its sanctioning of a large-scale pay rise for its senior staff at a time when the station was in serious financial difficulty.

Wed, 30 Dec, 2015

Poor attitude to Irish

Several letters appeared recently in the Irish Examiner about the Irish language. Some referred to the rights of citizens to use Irish when dealing with government offices.

Mon, 30 Dec, 2013

Nobel Prize fitting reward for whoever discovered €3.6bn

THE Government has just found €3.6 billion that they did not know they owed.

Thu, 03 Nov, 2011

Cardiff to head banking division

FINANCE Minister Brian Cowen has announced the appointment of Kevin Cardiff as head of the department of finance’s banking, finance and pensions division, following an open recruitment process.

Fri, 22 Dec, 2006

A distinguished career on both sides of the public service fence

AS a poacher turned gamekeeper, Ombudsman and Information Commissioner Kevin Murphy, who has announced his retirement, has been on both sides of the public service fence. He has in fact partially succeeded in breaking it down during his distinguished career.

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