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# salary-cap - Wednesday 17 April, 2013
Bad news for Irish provinces as French Top14 raises salary cap
There could be more international players following Jonathan Sexton in moving to the European mainland.
# salary-cap - Sunday 16 September, 2012
Reading captain McAnuff: We get paid too much money
“The most popular question I get from kids is ‘what car do you drive?’ What happened to them wanting to know what it was like to make your debut?”
# salary-cap - Tuesday 6 December, 2011
Enda Kenny defends appointment of former advisor to €127,000 post
The Taoiseach personally intervened to ensure that his former advisor received a salary €35,000 higher than the current salary cap for advisors.
# salary-cap - Monday 5 December, 2011
Creighton ‘understands concern’ over pay rise for Taoiseach’s former advisor
The Minister of State for European Affairs Lucinda Creighton said she doesn’t think the Taoiseach would have intervened if he did not see “a direct need for it”.
# salary-cap - Sunday 4 December, 2011
Taoiseach breaches pay cap to award former advisor €35k pay rise
The Taoiseach overruled both the Finance Minister and Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform to grant his long-time former advisor a salary of €127,000, the Irish Mail on Sunday has revealed.
# salary-cap - Thursday 20 October, 2011
One in five ministerial advisers breaking new salary cap
Six of the government staff are paid more than €92,000 a year – the rate at which wages were officially capped in July.
# salary-cap - Sunday 25 September, 2011
AIB seeks to pay new CEO salary above €500,000 threshold
Minister for Finance Michael Noonan has confirmed that the bank wants to pay a new CEO above the salary cap introduced by the last government.
# salary-cap - Wednesday 21 September, 2011
One hundred university staff still paid more than €200,000 wage cap
Three top academics at Irish universities are each earning more than a quarter of a million euro a year.
# salary-cap - Thursday 18 August, 2011
View from New York: ‘Designated players’ aren’t as silly as they sound
Robbie Keane’s transfer introduced us to the nuances of the MLS salary cap. John Riordan looks at how it might just be the best thing the league has ever done.
# salary-cap - Monday 15 August, 2011
Robbie races to complete Galaxy move as US transfer window slams shut
Are Robbie and Claudine heading for the west coast?
# salary-cap - Tuesday 7 December, 2010
President offers to take Budget 2011’s biggest wage cut
Mary McAleese volunteers to cap her public sector salary at €250,000 next year – that’s a drop of €75,000
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