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# FOI

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Government spin 'now seeping into the civil service'
Sunday Independent, same-sex marriage and Snapchat: The week in numbers
'It's wrong that Irish Water won't reveal how much it's paying for security' - Fianna Fáil
Ever wanted to ask the Gardaí something about their records? Now you can
Greyhound told waste facility permit application invalid for 20 reasons
The €15 fee for Freedom of Information requests is being abolished
Poll: Should ministers be allowed to keep a secret diary of official meetings?
Nearly every FOI request about the liquidation of Anglo has been refused
'It's like the Third Secret of Fatima' - Noonan says ECB letter could be released for inquiry
Four days of social media training cost HIQA €9,000
Government 'knew bank levy could be passed onto consumers'
'Serious concerns' about risks for HSE paramedics sent to incidents alone
'No, is the answer to that question': Taoiseach won't ask Phil Hogan to resign
Met Police will 'neither confirm nor deny' if undercover officers spied on Hillsborough campaigners
How transparent is Irish Water?
Mother Teresa and wild exaggeration: The week in quotes
Aaron McKenna: Our government hides its actions by obstructing Freedom of Information
Aaron McKenna
"This country's gone wild with exaggeration": Rabbitte says the FOI issue's been blown out of all proportion
Government backtracks on FOI Bill amendment on charges
"Experts aren't always right" - Taoiseach defends FOI bill
Minister Brendan Howlin describes increased FOI fee as a "token charge"
TDs call for debate on FOI bill to be adjourned pending more consultations
How will the new Freedom of Information charges compare to other countries?
Department's FOI amendments 'run entirely contrary to spirit' of bill
Howlin to announce new Open Data measures today
Both pilots on British based airline fall asleep during flight
Government acknowledges section of new FOI bill 'may cause difficulties'
Government insists new FOI bill does not intend to 'uninvent computers'
Freedom of Information bill criticised - because Irish Water isn't included
Taoiseach's office spent €50k on courses for staff last year
Cabinet papers from 2008 set to become available
FF: Claims of no bank guarantee documents are 'a lie', and this FOI proves it
Information Commissioner: staff resources no excuse for FoI delays
Labour MEPs call on government to release information about IBRC liquidation
Queen Elizabeth gave a nice bottle of whiskey to Enda Kenny in 2011
RTÉ corrects reports that it spent €360,000 on taxi fares
Media representatives call for Freedom of Information fees to be dropped
In full: The Department of Health email about answering Parliamentary Questions