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Thursday’s appearance in front of the Public Accounts Committee is another blow for an Association seeking increased Government funding.

Media Minister Catherine Martin wants to bring RTÉ under the remit of the State’s auditor, the Comptroller and Auditor General (C&AG), as part of reforms at the broadcaster — but the Coalition remains at odds over how to fund the station.

The top 1pc of taxpayers, those with an annual income of more than €290,000, will pay a quarter of all income tax and USC this year, according to Finance Minister Michael McGrath.

Some 58,000 businesses with outstanding debt of €1.75 billion are to make repayment arrangements

Lashings of ginger beer and one-armed bandits can do nothing to stop the steady leaks within the Chamber walls... and ceilings

Tongue firmly in his cheek, ROBERT O’SHEA takes a funny and whimsical look back at the year just passed... from A-Z

About half the sites purchased have little or no potential for development, committee hears

Sarah Harte: Targeting social welfare payments as punishment will not work: A comprehensive series of articles on this topic

Ryan Tubridy’s agent repeatedly demanded guarantees of payment in a meeting with RTÉ management, a controversial legal note says.

Diabetes patients will be aware of the need to manage their condition, but the potential complications that can arise from the illness is often less