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Taxes Consolidation Act 1997 (Living City Initiative) (Special Regeneration Area) (Drogheda) Order 2026
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The Minister for Finance makes an order that specifies a Drogheda area as a special regeneration area.
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The Minister for Finance makes an order that specifies a Drogheda area as a special regeneration area.
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This Order says that a specified area in Dundalk is a special regeneration area for the purposes of Chapter 13 of Part 10 of the Taxes Consolidation Act 1997.
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This Order names a specified area in Letterkenny as a special regeneration area.
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This Order specifies an area in Sligo as a special regeneration area for the Living City Initiative.
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The Minister for Finance makes this Order and designates the named OECD guidance as OECD Pillar Two guidance for Part 4A purposes.
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The Minister for Finance makes this Order and designates a named OECD document as part of OECD Pillar Two guidance for Part 4A of the Taxes Consolidation Act 1997.
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The Minister for Finance makes this Order under section 111B(3) of the Taxes Consolidation Act 1997 and designates three OECD documents as OECD Pillar Two guidance for Part 4A purposes.
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This Order sets maximum taxi fares and allows certain extra charges, including a capped soiling charge.
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This instrument changes local area hackney and SPSV licence rules, including renewal deadlines, information duties, driver nominations, dispatch limits, and a fixed-payment offence notice.
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This instrument sets taxi maximum age limits, gives longer age limits to some vehicles in certain date ranges, exempts limousines, starts on 1 April 2025, and revokes the 2022 contingency regulations.
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These Regulations set a £2.00 fee for verifying and stamping a taximeter by a special inspector, and the person submitting the taximeter must pay it.
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This Act provides for schemes to give pensions and gratuities for teachers and certain former teachers.
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These rules let the Minister for Education make the rules and make earlier pension-rule references point to that minister instead.
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These rules let certain teachers get a pension if they are 55 or older and have at least 30 years’ service, and they allow the Minister for Education, with Finance’s consent, to count unpaid-salary periods as service if the teacher pays the related premiums.
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These regulations set out how Teaching Council member elections are run, including who may stand or vote, how nominations are made, and how the Returning Officer manages the roll and poll.
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The Teaching Council is allowed to amend registration rules so certain non-State teaching qualifications can be treated as equivalent, with no aptitude test or adaptation period in most cases, for applications received after commencement and before 1 February 2024.
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These Regulations set rules for teacher registration, the register, renewal, conditions, and related information handling by the Teaching Council.
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If a registered teacher is dismissed or resigns in specified circumstances, the employer must promptly give the Council the listed information in writing. The Council must also protect any third-party personal data in that material using specified safeguards.
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This Order sets 1 November 2023 as the appointed day for section 44F and provides that, on that day, the business and operation of Coláiste San Aingeal, Sligeach become part of Ollscoil Teicneolaíochta an Atlantaigh.
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This Order transfers telecommunications-related administration and functions from the Department/Minister for the Environment, Climate and Communications to the Department/Minister for Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media, and sets the Order to start on 1 June 2025.