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Sligo Airport funding must be secured - Harkin
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Independent Deputy Marian Harkin has again called on the Taoiseach, Micheál Martin, to ensure that an urgent payment is made to Sligo Airport Company for monies already spent on necessary safety works all of which were required by the Irish Aviation Authority.
Speaking in the Dáil, on May 5 Deputy Harkin emphasised the urgent need for the €280,000 already spent on upgrading runways and safety areas to be recompensed to Sligo Airport Company.
Speaking in Dáil Éireann, she stated that since 2011 Sligo Airport has not received one euro of public money yet the busiest coastguard service in the country operates out of Sligo Airport.
Dublin Airport throwback picture blowing people s minds with amazing insight to Ireland history
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In a normal year, around about 33 million people will pass through Dublin Airport.
It s by a distance Ireland s busiest airport, and looks the part two with a pair of slick terminals and plenty of options available to those who are travelling for food and drink.
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In a normal year, around about 33 million people will pass through Dublin Airport.
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Minister McGrath announces 20 projects to be funded under Public Service Innovation Fund
20 diverse projects have successfully secured funding from this year’s call for ideas under the Public Service Innovation Fund
, an initiative of the Our Public Service 2020 reform strategy for development and innovation in the Public Service.
The Fund, which was established in 2019, is a competition designed to support innovative ideas from public service bodies to promote collaboration and new and better approaches to service delivery.
This year’s call saw a total of 279 project proposals received from organisations in all sectors of the Public Service - Civil Service, Defence Forces, Education Sector, Health Sector, Local Government, Justice Sector and Non-Commercial State Agencies.