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Students say college levies are 'fees by the back door'
Friday November 20 2009
A NEW row over third-level funding has been sparked by student union claims that colleges are using most of their €1,500-a-head registration charges to plug gaps in state funding.
Pilots give Aer Lingus outsourcing ultimatum
Friday November 20 2009
AER Lingus pilots have issued an ultimatum to bosses at the troubled airline to stop all outsourcing if an almost €100m cost-cutting deal is to be agreed.
Mary refuses to play ball in face of some snide kicks
Friday November 20 2009
OH WOE is us. We can handle banjaxed banks, politicians' expenses outrages, a brutal Budget. Anything but this; the bitterest end to our riches-to-rags story.
Freedom of Information laws a waste of resources, says Cowen
Thursday November 19 2009
TAOISEACH Brian Cowen claimed yesterday the Freedom of Information (FOI) Act was being abused by long-winded requests.
New Central Bank chief wants salary cap lifted
Thursday November 19 2009
THE new governor of the Central Bank has come out against capping the salaries of top-earning bank executives.
What we can expect from FG and Labour
Wednesday November 18 2009
THE main opposition parties were last night keeping their Budget plans close to their chests until to the December 9 Budget.
Bank auditors on up to €3,000 a day
Wednesday November 18 2009
ACCOUNTANTS from the company which gave Anglo Irish Bank the all-clear are now getting paid up to €3,000-a-day to examine the books of Irish Nationwide, writes Michael Brennan.
Lenihan signals Budget plan to hit the lower paid
Wednesday November 18 2009
FINANCE Minister Brian Lenihan last night gave his strongest hint yet that he plans to bring lower-paid workers into the tax net.
Six lose their lives in 12 hours of carnage on roads
Wednesday November 18 2009
FOUR young women were killed last night in a horror head-on collision in the west.
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