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No decision yet on whether the employment support will be extended to year's end.
The Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme is to remain unchanged for October of this year.
However, Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe says no decision has been made on extending the wage supports for businesses to the end of the year.
A call on that will be made in next month's budget.
Businesses with a turnover at least 30 per cent lower than 2019 will still be able to claim the payments through next month.
Second Arrest Over Honeywood Property Arson Attacks After Rumours Swirled Around Leixlip Site
A man in his 30s was arrested this morning and is being questioned under Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act at a Garda station in the county.
Arts Minister Calls For Weekly PAC Scrutiny Of Local Authority Spending
He said it is "high time" that local authority managers are brought before the Public Accounts Committee on a weekly basis.
Diageo Confirms Price Of Pints Will Rise
The Vintners' Federation of Ireland says many pubs simply won't have any option but to pass this increase on to customers
Colonel Johnny Whittaker Appointed Deputy Chief Of Staff Of The Defence Forces
The appointment was recommended by Defence Minister Helen McEntee and accepted by the Government today.
Lucan Woman To Appeal Six-Month Sentence Over Threatening Messages To Tánaiste
Ms Barry's legal team says she intends to fully contest the sentence, which was imposed after she sent a series of "catastrophic" messages to Simon Harris.
Some Kildare Branches Among First To Get Upgraded ATMs In Major Bank Of Ireland Spend
The ATMs will handle both withdrawals and lodgements - with most able to recycle cash, meaning money lodged can be used for withdrawals.
Government To Fast-Track Laws To Fine Tech Companies That Abuse AI
It comes in the wake of the controversy surrounding Elon Musk's AI bot on X, which has allowed users to publicly undress people in images, including children.
Cyclists Hit Back After Judge Says Some Bike Users Have Become A “Nightmare”
Gary Marshall from the Dublin Commuter Coalition says people expect judges to be neutral.
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