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PUP numbers increase by 3% in the last week
Updated / Monday, 25 Jan 2021
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6,749 people closed their PUP claims over the past 7 days in order to return to work
Industry and Employment Correspondent
475,000 people are set to receive the Pandemic Unemployment Payment this week, an increase of 3% on last week s total.
This week s payments of €142.8 million will bring to €5.5 billion the amount the government has disbursed since the PUP scheme went live last March.
6,749 people closed their PUP claims over the past 7 days in order to return to work.
The 475,364 people receiving the PUP this week represent an increase of 15,443 on the 45,9921 eligible for the benefit a week ago.
€175,000 for walks, trails and cycleways across County Limerick
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FUNDING of almost €175,000 for trails, walkways and cycleways in County Limerick has been announced this Monday.
The money has been allocated by Minister Heather Humphrey to ten projects in the county.
The projects to benefit are: Lough Gur €20,000, Doon €20,000, Knockfierna €20,000, Liskennett €6,588, Kilfinane €19,980, Ballyhoura Trails €19,980, Ballyhoura Cycling Trails €20,000, Ballyhoura Development Marketing Project €19,980, Broadford and Ashford €19,332, Ballyhahill €8,955.
Welcoming the news, Minister Patrick O’Donovan said: Since this Government has been formed Minister Heather Humphreys has made several announcements of funding for communities across Limerick with projects like the Great Southern Greenway receiving very large amounts of money in the last few weeks.
Podcast: Ranking the Cabinet ministers on their 2020 performance
The ‘Irish Examiner’ political team Daniel McConnell, Elaine Loughlin, Paul Hosford, and Aoife Moore give their individual assessments of the performance of the 15 people around the Cabinet table.
The ‘Irish Examiner’ political team Daniel McConnell, Elaine Loughlin, Paul Hosford, and Aoife Moore give their individual assessments of the performance of the 15 people around the Cabinet table.
Mon, 21 Dec, 2020 - 06:30
Daniel McConnell, Elaine Loughlin, Paul Hosford and Aoife Moore
The 177 days in the life of this government have been turbulent, to say the least. Battling the twin crises of Brexit and Covid-19, the historic three-party Coalition has proven itself to be resilient if not extraordinarily prone to self-imposed errors.
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