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# Social Welfare

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Irish man considers joining British army to pull family out of poverty
Questions raised over lack of records for Emergency Needs Payments
Dáil passes Social Welfare Bill which implements Budget 2014 cuts
'Mean, ruthless, vicious': TD scathing as Dáil votes to abolish bereavement grant
Social Welfare Bill moves to final stages before TDs go on their mid-term break
Social Welfare and Pensions Bill passes second stage in Dáil
Minister says welfare bill protects against poverty, TDs say it's 'mean and cruel'
More than 2,400 penalties for jobseekers who refuse work or education
Gilmore: "The place for any young person is not permanently in front of a flatscreen"
Higher rate of Invalidity Pension to be phased out
Telephone allowance, maternity benefit and medical cards hit hard in Budget
Poll: Should dole payments for those under 26 be reduced?
Over 1,200 employers and 2,400 jobseekers register for JobsPlus scheme
Welfare paid out nearly €100 million in incorrect payments last year
'Sense of alarm' over Revenue investigation of blind pension
Here's what happened today: Sunday
ISME: Plans to increase PRSI for self employed "utter madness"
Long-term unemployed man “at a loss” after college course cancelled
Labour TD says protect social welfare, but FG TD says spending is not sustainable
Welfare traps preventing people from moving into employment
Hundreds of families applying for grants to help cover high funeral costs
Clerys staff told it may be months before store re-opens
Live Register falls by 3,200 in July
Over 263,000 Public Services Cards issued to social welfare claimants
Minister: No one wants to cut child benefit, but it can’t be ruled out
Oireachtas agenda: CIE's financial woes and Irish troops in Syria
Micheál Martin: The people cannot stand the department's 'mumbo jumbo'
Welfare confirms late payments have been made
Here’s What Happened Today: Tuesday
Social welfare payments delayed by one day, affecting 32,700 people
Rise in 'accidental landlords' as homeowners rent out properties to cover mortgage costs
Paddling pools, pregnancy and PCs: The week in numbers
Joan Burton says 23 companies have been banned from JobBridge
Burton will look to protect core welfare payments
217 people have worked JobBridge internships in government departments
HSE had 'no proper basis' to refuse payment for woman and suicidal daughter
Column: A meaningful housing policy would deal with defaulting landlords and at-risk tenants
Lorcan Sirr and Tom Dunne
Half the population benefitted from weekly social welfare payments in 2012
Same number of women but 700 fewer men sign on in May
Column: The social welfare system is in a state of flux – and it's failing jobseekers
Bríd O'Brien