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RTE executive says only former DG would have known salary figures incorrect

Ms Forbes, who resigned as director general of RTE on Monday, was not consulted on RTE’s statement.

The Independent UK

RTE ‘must not squander’ chance to reveal full facts about Tubridy payments

A staff protest is being held at RTE over the spiralling controversy.

The Independent UK

Premier Inn gets green light for new 176-bed four star hotel in Clerys Quarter

After years of works, the new Clerys Quarter is set to open soon with two major retailers Flannels and H&M based in the area

Dublin Live

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Labour rejects Fine Gael's claims it has objected to nearly 11,000 Dublin homes

Fine Gael’s Richard Bruton issued a statement on Saturday morning stating the Labour party had "objected to or attempted to hinder the progress of at least 10,804 homes" in Dublin City Council since 2020

Dublin Live

Labour rejects Fine Gael claim it has objected to nearly 11,000 Dublin homes

In a statement from Fine Gael TD Richard Bruton, it was suggested that the Labour Party had objected to nearly 11,000 homes in the Dublin City Council area since 2020

Irish Mirror

'The new Clerys owners should prioritise jobs for former staff'

The department store is set to reopen on O'Connell Street in the next few months, with Flannels and H&M its anchor tenants

Dublin Live

Mountjoy prisoners play TDs and senators in football match with rematch already on the cards

“Myself and Lynn Ruane contacted the Bohs foundation and the Governor. He couldn’t have been more helpful and enthusiastic about it."

Irish Mirror

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Artists face eviction from Fairview studio as Senator slams lack of creative space in Dublin

Marie Sherlock has called on the Government to "put in place finance and other resources to ensure that arts groups can survive and thrive in this city"

Dublin Live

Alan Kelly raises cervical screening in one of last debates as party leader

More than 200 women were affected by failures in Ireland’s CervicalCheck screening system.

The Independent UK

Labour in ‘fight for survival’ in wake of Alan Kelly’s resignation

Labour senator Marie Sherlock said the party needs to change.

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