Reform
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Reforming justice
More “smart and dynamic reform” is needed to improve services for the public, according to Justice Minister Alan Shatter. Meadhbh…
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A single view of reform
Eight months after the Public Service Reform Plan, Department of Public Expenditure and Reform Secretary General Robert Watt and Assistant…
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Next steps to the cloud
Cloud computing is not yet mature enough for use in government but the Public Service is preparing for its eventual…
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Progressing the reform agenda
Tim Duggan tells Meadhbh Monahan how the e-government and cloud computing strategies form the primary focus of the Public Service’s…
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Public sector
There is a need for more leadership on public sector reform according to attendees at an eolas event on the…
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New era for child protection laws
With another major report on child abuse within the Catholic Church recently published, the Government is planning reforms of the…
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Ministerial interview: Brendan Howlin
Minister for reform At the heart of the fiscal challenges facing the Government, Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform Brendan…
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Next Generation Ireland
Ireland’s public services need to be transformed rather than reformed, writes economist Ronan Lyons who calls for government to work…
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Re-inventing government
With Fine Gael likely to be part of the next Government, eolas reviews the party’s ambitions for radical reform. Fine…
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Ireland in 2050: Stephen Kinsella
Government and society at large are not prepared to tackle the series of long-term challenges currently facing them, warns University…
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