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Minister Paschal Donohoe to face Dáil questions next Tuesday over election expenses controversy

Minister Paschal Donohoe will answer questions in the Dáil from the opposition next Tuesday

Irish Mirror

Paschal Donohoe confirms he will make another Dáil statement on undeclared election expenses

Speaking in the Dáil on Thursday morning, Public Expenditure Minister Paschal Donohoe said that he will make a statement on his 2016 General Election expenses at the "earliest possible opportunity".

Irish Mirror

Companies linked to Paschal Donohoe's poster pal got €8.7m in Government payments over six years

Minister Donohoe has insisted he had no role in the awarding of contracts to companies run by Michael Stone

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Paschal Donohoe's poster pal's companies got €8.7m in Government payments over six years

Exclusive: It has now emerged two companies of which Mr Stone was a director received at least 141 payments over six years

Irish Mirror

Paschal Donohoe reveals Michael Stone made two more donations to Fine Gael as he's accused of 'concocting' story

Mr Donohoe apologised to Mr Stone in the Dáil, saying that he is a “man of the very highest standards"

Irish Mirror

Leo Varadkar grills Sinn Fein over donation from ex-councillor convicted of facilitating murder

Leaders’ questions returned with a roaring start, as Sinn Fein accused the Cabinet of being ‘mired in scandal’

The Independent UK

Leo Varadkar hits back at Sinn Fein over Dowdall donation in defending Donohoe

Leaders’ questions returned with a roaring start, as Sinn Fein accused the Cabinet of being ‘mired in scandal’.

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Paschal Donohoe to make statement in the Dáil tomorrow after election expenses debacle

The Public Expenditure Minister has been in hot water in recent days

Irish Mirror

Paschal Donohoe prepared to go before the Dáil to make statement on election expenses

It comes following a call from the Labour Party for Mr Donohoe to make a statement when the Dáil resumes

Irish Mirror

Businessman who paid people to hang Paschal Donohoe election posters was later appointed to State body

The Public Expenditure Minister has insisted that he did not recommend Michael Stone for the position on the State body

Irish Mirror

Paschal Donohoe apologises for undeclared election costs

Sinn Fein's Louise O’Reilly TD said his explanation of not being aware of the additional costs was “simply not credible”

Dublin Live

Donohoe recuses himself from some duties and apologises for election ‘mistakes’

The public expenditure minister made a statement in Dublin.

The Independent UK

Interest rate hikes by European Central Bank were 'positive for Irish banks'

Department of Finance documents show officials said investor appetite for AIB had increased 'notwithstanding lingering concerns' of a recession coming in Europe

Irish Mirror

Paschal Donohoe re-elected as head of Eurogroup

The Fine Gael TD’s unopposed run for a second term heading up the gathering of euro-using countries’ finance ministers comes ahead of an unusual Cabinet reshuffle

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Paschal Donohoe is re-elected as head of Eurogroup

It comes after some wrangling within the Irish government over how an unusual Cabinet reshuffle may affect Mr Donohoe’s second term.

Dublin Live

Government accused of 'neglecting' Dublin boy yet to receive physio after hip surgery last year

The case of Harry Kirwan, from Clondalkin, Dublin, was raised in the Dail with Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe yesterday

Irish Mirror

Lifting restrictions on banking 'bonanza pay and bonuses' slammed as 'galling'

Roisin Shortall called on the Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe to justify his decision to lift salary pay caps of €500,000 for senior bank management

Irish Mirror

East Wall protesters vow to continue blocking Port Tunnel until asylum centre is shut down

The next blockade is expected to go ahead this evening

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Tempers flare in Dail as Government relaxes rules around bankers’ pay and bonuses

Two of the more controversial recommendations of the review included permitting bonuses of up to €20,000 per year for employees in AIB Bank of Ireland and Permanent TSB (PTSB)

The Independent UK

Irish government relaxes rules around bankers’ pay and bonuses

Salary pay caps of 500,000 euro at Bank of Ireland are to be relaxed based on concerns about retaining staff.

Irish Mirror

Ministers meet East Wall, Dublin residents protesting over arrival of hundreds of Ukrainian refugees into their community

Hundreds of people have turned out at protests and joined local residents in expressing their opposition to the Government’s move over the past fortnight

Reuters

Ireland's Donohoe unopposed in bid for second term as Eurogroup Chief

Irish Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe is on course to be elected president of the Eurogroup in December for the second time after the group of euro zone finance ministers on Thursday said no one else had applied for the job.

Irish Mirror

Ministers react to brutal Garda assault and indicate support for tougher crackdown on crime

The two senior Government members were speaking in the wake of the shocking and brutal assault of two Garda members out on the beat in Dublin city centre over the weekend

Irish Mirror

Ferghal Blaney: Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael could put aside century-old differences and form official union

"Who would be surprised if the pair put their century-old differences behind them and shacked up together for good?"

The Guardian - UK

Ireland has raked in billions from tech giants. But what if the golden goose flies the nest?

The republic’s welcoming corporate tax policy has been a success, but it depends heavily on just a few big names

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