DIT’s maintenance bill triples in last three years
Dublin Institute of Technology’s (DIT) maintenance bill has inflated to over three times that of what it was three years ago, The City has learned. […]
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Ireland’s relationship with tobacco – the stats
An estimated 80,000 fewer people are now smoking in Ireland according to the annual Healthy Ireland Survey that was published in October. This means the […]
Budget 2018 Roundup
The 2018 budget has reduced taxes for earners right across the board as Paschal Donohoe, Minister for Finance, has delivered the first Fine Gael budget […]
Budget 2016: A student’s view
With this week’s Budget still fresh in the minds of many across the country, how are the measures announced going to affect the third level students of Ireland? Cian […]
Social housing receives welcome boost in Budget 2015
Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform Brendan Howlin announced that the Government plans to build 10,000 social housing units over the next four years. The […]
Budget Day met with lacklustre protest
By Greg Synnott, Michael Coleman and Saoirse Ivory A series of tax adjustments and cuts were announced by Minister Michael Noonan in yesterday’s budget. The […]