Health service spent €250m more on agency staff than budgeted ↗
Front page leadThe health service exceeded its budget by €250 million due to the use of 'higher-cost' agency staff.
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The Irish Times front page highlights significant domestic issues including overspending on agency staff in the health service, delays in opening the new Children's Hospital, and upcoming public sector pay deal talks. It also covers Met Éireann's efforts to save its amateur weather network, and a…
The health service exceeded its budget by €250 million due to the use of 'higher-cost' agency staff.
A generation of children have been denied treatment due to the ongoing delays in opening the new Children's Hospital.
Met Éireann is working to prevent the shutdown of its network of amateur weather watchers.
The long pursuit of justice related to George Gibney is detailed, with a source revealing intimate details.
Negotiations for a new public sector pay deal are scheduled to commence on Monday following an agreement on a framework.
Mark Zuckerberg's method of drinking a pint has drawn criticism, potentially damaging his reputation in Ireland.
Nick Griggs is facing a curious backlash after accepting a US athletics scholarship.
The upcoming public pay deal should prioritize benefits for those experiencing the most financial hardship.
Munster defeated Racing 92 at Páirc Uí Chaoimh, honoring the memory of Anthony Foley.