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€120,000 cost for two-day tech event

The Department of An Taoiseach paid out over €120,000 to two firms to help run a two-day technology event in June. Leo Varadkar opened the Data Summit at the Convention Centre Dublin which hosted speakers included vice president and chief internet evangelist at Google, Vint Cerf, and Ireland’s data protection commissioner Helen Dixon.

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€120,000 cost for two-day tech event

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Dell to reveal plans for operation this week

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Leech role in €4.5m contract to be probed

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Dáil probe into Cullen’s PR adviser deal

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Taxpayers face €9.2m bill for Cullen advisers

Aer Lingus chiefs launch bid to buy out airline

SENIOR management at Aer Lingus last night told the Government they want to make a bid to buy the State airline, which is worth up to €800 million.

Sat, 03 Jul, 2004

FF gunslingers bring on Indians in battle to sell electronic voting

MARTIN CULLEN’S hired PR guns hit back against the apparent lack of public confidence in electronic voting yesterday by highlighting the faith Indian voters have in the system.

Tue, 16 Mar, 2004

Cullen adviser sat on interview panel that awarded e-voting contract

MARTIN CULLEN’S former election campaign manager sat on the interview panel that awarded the €4.7 million electronic voting publicity contract to so-called “friends of Fianna Fáil”.

Fri, 05 Mar, 2004

Charlie spends 750,000 on Punchestown event

FINANCE Minister Charlie McCreevy will spend 750,000 hosting fellow EU finance ministers at a summit at his favoured venue, Punchestown Racecourse, next May.

Fri, 12 Dec, 2003