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# Regina Doherty

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17th March 2024 - 23rd March 2024
'Contest is healthy': Fine Gaelers say a leadership race would be the best option for the party
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Coveney stresses value of 'diplomatic channels' amid row over Tehran embassy
'Not right' pay increases for workers should be gobbled up by tax, USC and PRSI, says Varadkar
New peat legislation slammed as ‘incompatible’ with climate targets and EU law
Fine Gael distances itself from councillor's comments that child benefit can be a 'subsidy to have sex'
Calls for 'urgent' one-off grants to help restaurants and bars develop outdoor summer seating
Senator criticises 'phenomenal' amount of poo in Irish villages
'We need to get a plan B': Senator Regina Doherty calls on government to end use of 'rolling lockdowns'
Debunked: No, a Fine Gael Senator is not being paid €150,000 to sit on the board of Pieta House
School meals for children to be provided over the summer, government confirms
Pandemic payments to continue until August, with reduced PUP for part-time workers from 29 June
'Disservice' to prevent Debenhams worker protests, says Regina Doherty
Tourism, food and construction worst-hit by Covid-19 job losses
Birth registrations move online as 4,000 babies go unregistered due to Covid-19 restrictions
Regina Doherty defends pandemic payment but admits system isn't 'perfect'
'I know people are afraid... but we will not run out of tests', minister says amid reports of delays for Covid-19 test
Changes to Covid-19 payment could come as soon as next week, says minister
There have been 58,000 applications for the Covid-19 unemployment payment
Landlords need to recognise 'we're all in this together', says Regina Doherty
How FG tried and failed to keep two outgoing ministers in one constituency
Mary Mitchell O'Connor and Regina Doherty lose seats in first major Fine Gael casualties
Leo keen to stay on if FG loses election - and insists he's not interested in a big EU job
FactCheck: Has Fine Gael's Regina Doherty ensured waiting staff are legally entitled to 100% of their tips?
New measures to see increases in some social welfare payments from this week
Minimum wage to increase to €10.10 per hour from February
Concerns that thousands spent on Jobseekers forced to do JobPath programme for a fourth time
'I won't lower myself': Angry clashes at committee as Doherty defends government stance on PSC
Christmas bonus will be paid out to 1.2 million social welfare recipients at start of December
54% of women who had State pensions reviewed after 'cruel' 2012 changes will get more money
'I don't know how she's still standing': Doherty sympathetic to Bailey but declines to express election support
'Jobpath Macht Frei': Condemnation after 'extremely offensive' sign placed at Cork Welfare office
'I'm on call 24 hours-a-day, seven days-a-week': Family carers stage protest outside the Dáil
Number of births in Ireland continue to decrease as number of deaths increase
'Returnships' to be introduced to help women get back into the workforce
Minister accused of damaging Ireland's reputation by appealing the Data Commissioner's PSC findings
JobPath scheme extended by one year to help with 'labour uncertainty' from Brexit
So, what do you need a Public Services Card for right now?
Top civil servant not attending committee is 'an affront to democracy'
Criminal sanctions possible if government ignores watchdog’s orders on Public Services Card
Government claims that withdrawal of PSC could be illegal as it sets up battle with data watchdog