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Doherty and Pringle call for TV license abolition

Donegal TDs have called for the TV license to be abolished and replaced with exchequer funding. Independent TD Thomas Pringle has said the television license should be scrapped and replaced by Exchequer funding, not “taken from the many families who ...

14 Feb 2024 at 14:50

National News

National: Court sittings due to be affected by withdrawal of service by barristers revealed

Around 1,200 court cases are expected to be affected this week by the withdrawal of professional services by barristers, in an action to have pay cuts reversed. The action by criminal barristers takes place on Tuesday October 3rd at all courthouses ...

01 Oct 2023 at 10:42

National News

National: Thousands of Irish students owed €1,000 from Government just before Christmas

The Minister for Higher Education has announced that students who paid the full tuition at the start of the college year will be given a €1000 refund. The cost of education measures that were outlined in the Budget stipulated that the student ...

23 Nov 2023 at 11:21

National News

‘Too early’ to tell if licence fee drop-off will be long term – media minister

Media minister Catherine Martin has said it is too early to tell whether a drop-off in the number of TV licence fees is a long-term issue. The fall in fee payments, which are a legal obligation for having a television, follows a scandal ...

18 Jul 2023 at 18:36

National News

National: Cancer patients can face hospital parking fees of up to €300 per month

Cancer patients in Ireland can pay up to €300 in car parking fees at hospitals, according to the Irish Cancer Society. This is an additional financial burden for cancer patients who may already be out of work. “Urgent action is also ...

05 Oct 2023 at 11:20

National News

Student contribution fee set to be cut in October’s budget

The Minister for Higher Education said he wants to start slashing the 3,000 euro student contribution fee for college-goers from this October’s budget. Simon Harris said he is “unapologetic” in the view that the registration fee ...

28 Jun 2022 at 11:52

National News

Double child benefit, energy credits and bonus pension pay - how to claim extra funds after Budget 2025

The Government has unveiled its multi-billion euro Budget today, with a highly anticipated cost-of-living package. The Coalition has promised further tax cuts, social welfare payment increases and spending on infrastructure. In ...

01 Oct 2024 at 14:43

National News

Media minister denies writing RTE ‘blank cheque’ after funding plans announced

The Irish media minister has denied writing a “blank cheque” to RTE after signing off on multi-million-euro top-offs to unpredictable licence fee revenues. The Government has agreed a 725-million-euro funding programme for the ...

24 Jul 2024 at 19:09

National News

Varadkar encourages public to pay TV licence fee as RTE funding is hit

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has appealed to members of the public to pay their TV licence as reports suggest the national broadcaster has lost millions in funding through the fee since a scandal over undisclosed payments to star ...

10 Aug 2023 at 16:16

National News

'As if it's not already expensive enough' - RSA seeks higher fees for NCT and driving tests

The Road Safety Authority (RSA) wants to see an increase in fees for the National Car Test (NCT) and the driving test. That's according to RTÉ, which has claimed the RSA is asking the government for permission to increase ...

07 Jun 2024 at 10:57

National News

'Vast majority' of parents set to benefit from childcare fee freeze - O'Gorman

Parents whose children are in childcare are set to benefit from a freeze on parental fees. A payment determined by calculating 7% of income capacity will be sent to providers who agree not to increase fees above rates ...

18 May 2022 at 11:58

National News

Irish students can expect cuts to college fees says Simon Harris

Irish students can expect a cut at a future date in college fees, the Minister for Further and Higher Education has said. Simon Harris said the announcement of a new funding plan is a landmark moment for staff and ...

04 May 2022 at 15:12

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