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Unite says rising costs forcing many to borrow or fall behind on bills
80% of public sector workers have cut back on essential spending on food and energy over the past year, according to a new survey.
Findings from Unite trade union reveal a third of its members have had to borrow to meet their household costs, while over a quarter reported falling behind on payments such as rent, bills and loans.
Unite spokesperson Tom Fitzgerald says the cost of living crisis is affecting everyone:
Gardai Have Arrested 3 People In Relation To Man Last Seen Alive In Monasterervin In 2019
William Delaney was last seen alive on January 30th 2019.
Naas Clinic Among Highest Earners From Medical Cert Scheme
Fairgreen Surgery received €181,580 last year, with GP citing high patient demand and extended hours.
Kildare-Based Animal Rescue Group Continue Calls To Ban Sulky Racing On Public Roads
In recent days, a horse died following a collision with vehicles in Clonmel.
National Homeless Figures Increased By Almost 200 In February
Over 17,300 people were accessing homeless services last month.
Trial Date Set For Man Accused Of Attempted Murder Of Three Children In Dublin attack
Court rules Riad Bouchaker fit to stand trial following medical assessments
Piper’s Hill College Among Schools Awarded National LGBTQ+ Quality Mark
Kildare school recognised for creating safer, more inclusive environment for students
North Kildare Road Closures Planned As Major Water Works Get Underway
Uisce Éireann says temporary disruptions in Celbridge and Leixlip are needed to support housing growth and upgrade critical infrastructure through to 2027
Planning Approved for €260m Expansion of Newbridge Brewery
Up to 1,000 construction jobs expected as €459m total investment transforms Littleconnell site into major global production hub
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