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Cabinet
Social welfare rates reduced for new Ukrainian arrivals as new reception centres to be rolled out
A subsistence payment of €38.80 per week will be provided to those in state accommodation for 90 days.
The reduced subsistence payment will be made for the 90-day period, with an additional payment of €29.80 per child per week.
Minister Roderic O'Gorman says he doesn't envisage that homelessness will rise as a result of the new changes.
New reception centres are to come online next year.
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Cop28
Fossil fuel talks to run late into night as COP28 president 'determined' to deliver deal
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TAKE OFF
Ryanair granted permission for €40 million aircraft maintenance hangar at Dublin airport
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Money
Cash is ‘here to stay’, McGrath says as he launches payment strategy consultation
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Ukraine Forum
Social welfare changes creating ‘huge stress and anxiety within Ukrainian community' in Ireland
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Coolmine report
More people presenting to drug treatment centre for cocaine addiction
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Climate Change
Farmer: 'We're in danger of becoming the climate scapegoats for fossil fuel interests'
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new release
Third season of Bridgerton coming May 2024, with Galway's Nicola Coughlan in the lead
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Food Safety
Inspection of Meath pizza takeaway found evidence of people living in food prep area
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Guess who's not coming to dinner
'It's unconscionable': Politicians to boycott US ambassador’s Christmas party over 'Israeli bombardment'
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High Court
Enoch Burke to remain in Mountjoy after again refusing to stay away from Westmeath school
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PSNI
50 serving police officers in Northern Ireland have applied to work in Australia
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Gender Pay Gap
Majority of the top 1% of Irish earners in 2022 were male, according to new CSO research
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Courts
Graham Dywer appeal against conviction for murder of Elaine O'Hara to be heard in January
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Vigil
Vigil announced in memory of patients who died on trolleys at University Hospital Limerick
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relief supplies
Israel to carry out examinations of relief supplies entering into Gaza
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Attack
'The punishment doesn't fit the crime' says victim who was left blind after being attacked
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Cabinet
Cabinet to approve legislation that will approve and recognise surrogacy arrangements
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Respiratory Syncytial virus
'It's rampant': GP urges parents to be aware of RSV symptoms due to surge in cases
Monday
11 Dec 2023
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Cabinet
Social welfare cuts and 90-day state accommodation limit for new Ukrainian arrivals agreed by coalition leaders
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Met Éireann
Yellow rain warning in place for six counties, risk of hail and thunder tonight
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Inquest
Garda investigating Stardust fire cause found 'no evidence' fire started maliciously, inquest hears
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Storm Fergus
Taoiseach visits Leitrim Village as local businesses deal with aftermath of localised tornado
The Taoiseach confirmed the Humanitarian Assistance Scheme will be available to those who have been impacted by the tornado.
The freak weather event happened at 12.30pm yesterday afternoon.
A number of vehicles and buildings suffered "significant damage" in the incident.
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Banking
Financial analyst: Irish Banks are now in for a shock when it comes to savings
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Defective Homes
Interim support scheme for owners of apartments with fire safety defects opens today
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Storm Fergus
'It just came out of the blue': Leitrim village counts the cost of localised tornado
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Journalism
The Ditch gets permission to challenge SIPO for not providing Taoiseach's donation statement
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nitazene
Number of overdoses linked to synthetic opioid nitazene in Cork city rises to 13
