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    John Barrett, blowing whistle on Drew Harris

    by Village 27 September, 2023 0 Comments

    Head of Garda Human Resources is in High Court over his dismissal by Garda Commissioner after spurious investigation

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    Unannounced special advisers push total salaries towards €6 million

    by admin 13 September, 2023 0 Comments

    By Conor O’Carroll The Department of Education has confirmed to Village Magazine that three as-yet-unannounced special advisers are employed at the department. Áine Doyle and Eoin Murphy are employed as special advisers to Minister of Education, Norma Foley TD, while Diane O’Gorman is employed as a special adviser to Minister of State, Josepha Madigan TD, […]

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    “The thought of being homeless again is terrifying, it gives me nightmares”: Students struggle for college accommodation

    by admin 7 September, 2023 0 Comments

    By Ava Liange After two consecutive years of COVID-19, online learning and postponed exams, the housing crisis is once again the main obstacle that prevents students from pursuing their studies. With the start of the new academic year just around the corner, it is becoming increasingly challenging for students to find accommodation near universities. Many […]

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    Councillor’s son found double-dipping in rental market

    by admin 24 August, 2023 0 Comments

    By Conor O’Carroll The son of a Sligo County Councillor and former Cathaoirleach has been found advertising a property on Daft.ie to students during the week and to tourists on Airbnb during the weekend. James Clarke, son of Independent Councillor Michael Clarke, advertised the property last week on both sites before quickly removing the listings […]

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    Questions remain over Kathryn Thomas’ car brand connections despite Rose success

    by admin 22 August, 2023 0 Comments

    By Conor O’Carroll At the midway point of the Rose of Tralee competition, the decision to break tradition and appoint Kathryn Thomas as co-host alongside Dáithí Ó Sé looks to be a success. Taking turns interviewing each Rose, Thomas and Ó Sé eased through the first night without any gaffs or wayward comments and facilitated […]

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    Varadkar appoints eighth special adviser days before Dáil recess

    by admin 25 July, 2023 0 Comments

    By Conor O’Carroll The Government has announced the appointment of a new special adviser to the Taoiseach, Leo Varadkar, just days before the Dáil adjourned until mid-September for the summer break. The appointment order is dated 11 July and was included in the 14 July edition of Iris Oifigiúil – Ireland’s official public record – […]

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    Ireland allows unlawful exploitation of the most vulnerable: international student Deliveroo and Just Eat riders.

    by admin 24 July, 2023 0 Comments

    Fast-food delivery companies Deliveroo and Just Eat are dependent in Ireland on illegal labour that exploits international students who risk deportation by working for them. By J Vivian Cooke. The liveried bicyclists who zip past, delivering fast food, are probably working illegally. The fast-food delivery platforms operating in Ireland such as Deliveroo and Just Eat […]

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