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02/12/2021 Mullingar Courthouse In Westmeath Pictured This Afternoon....picture Colin Keegan, Collins Dublin

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Man claimed pandemic payment under false identity while avoiding trafficking arrest

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Covid Wage Subsidy Levels May Be Retained To Support Hospitality
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Covid wage subsidy levels may be retained to support hospitality

Explained: What Is Happening With The Pandemic Unemployment Payment?
Explained

Explained: What is happening with the Pandemic Unemployment Payment?

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Almost 10% Of Pup Recipients Ineligible, Review Finds
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Almost 10% of PUP recipients ineligible, review finds

Nearly One In 10 Pup Claimants Were Ineligible, Audit Report Finds
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Nearly one in 10 PUP claimants were ineligible, audit report finds

Explained: The Wind-Down Of The Pandemic Unemployment Payment
Explained

Explained: The wind-down of the Pandemic Unemployment Payment

Family Businesses 'Competing Against Pup' For Employees
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Family businesses 'competing against PUP' for employees

Wage Subsidy Scheme To Continue Into 2022, Says Varadkar
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Wage subsidy scheme to continue into 2022, says Varadkar

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Cuts To Pandemic Unemployment Payment Begin Today
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Cuts to Pandemic Unemployment Payment begin today

Lowest Number Of People Receiving Pup Since Start Of Pandemic
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Lowest number of people receiving PUP since start of pandemic

Numbers Claiming Pup Fall Below 200,000 For First Time
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Numbers claiming PUP fall below 200,000 for first time

Government Vows To Get 75,000 Long-Term Unemployed People Back To Work
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Government vows to get 75,000 long-term unemployed people back to work