The lotto operator has clashed with bookmakers by demanding a ban on betting on its draws

Public Accounts Committee expected to question background to payment made to Children’s Health Ireland

Abandoning this undeliverable project is clearly the public-spirited thing to do

Force recoups money from organisers at €45 per hour for each member deployed, but this does not include overtime and allowances

St Stephen’s Green hostel being emptied in stages as a precaution

Financial statement reveals hospital was hit by a €40,000 fraud last year

Office of Public Works expected to warn that Ireland must be ready for increased flooding arising from climate change

Claims of fraud and blackmail surfaced at an employment dispute this week bringing infighting at Inland Fisheries Ireland into public

Planned location of National Children’s Science Centre ‘doesn’t make any sense’ says Explorium boss

Report last year suggested it could cost €70m to develop the long-planned facility beside Dublin’s National Concert Hall

‘Scandalous’ that cash returned to exchequer, says Public Accounts Committee chairman

Chief executive Mary Day says failure to use public tender process was ‘driven by urgent patient needs’ in cancer and cardiology’

Management to apologise for securing radiology services in 2024 without following official procurement rules

Tax owing on public-sector pension can be repaid over 20 years through reduction in payments

John Brady says issues ongoing within IFI for number of years

Hospital says it does not have enough core staff as it responds to controversy over €1.44m in spending to company owned by staff

Dáil Public Accounts Committee told by Inland Fisheries Ireland that costs to date amount to more than €240,000

TDs to hear damning statement from long-time McVerry official

St James’s Hospital paid radiologists for additional imaging services due to ongoing surge in demand

TUS received fake email purporting to be from supplier, resulting in payment being sent to rogue bank account