A third of TDs earn incomes from 2 jobs

A THIRD of the country’s TDs are double-jobbing, earning incomes from occupations other than their salaries as public representatives.

Some 53 of the 166 members of the Dáil declare other incomes from jobs such as farming, teaching or running legal or medical practices.

These earnings do not include the money they make from stocks, shares and property rented out.