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Environment
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Prompt Payment Reports
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Various Local Property Tax statistics including local authority breakdown for 2022.
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File Name Daily Aerosol Chemical Speciation Monitor (ACSM) Measurements for UCD 2022. Instrument- Instrument Type, Quadrupole Aerosol Chemical Speciation Monitor (Q-ACSM) - PM range, PM1 - Instrument Serial no.,140-133. Parameters Measured- Parameters Measured ,"Mass concentratio
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The data here include SFI research programmes from 2011 that were managed end-to-end in SFI’s Grants and Awards Management System. Programmes were gradually managed through the Grants and Awards Management System from 2011, and therefore awards made under programmes prior to 2011
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Transport
Pre Paid onstreet car parking tickets for Dublin City. Weekly summary of onstreet parking tickets 'parking tags' purchased online or instore in the City Region. Idicated how many open accounts have been closed that week. Shows the amount spent on parking tags in a week and the ac
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Gas Consumption List of properties we own or manage and the consumption rate of gas used for each. The dataset contains 4 worksheets based on different service providers.
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Pobal HP Deprivation Index at Electoral Districts (ED) level. This index data is calculated as the ED level aggregates from the 2006 and 2011 Census Small Area (SA) level data, which is available from http://maps.pobal.ie/ . The index is based on the combination of three dimensi
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In its Programme for Government, the Government agreed that they would require the publication of all purchase orders greater than €20,000, with the intention to enhance the transparency of public sector procurement. This commitment was reiterated in the Public Sector Reform Plan
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In its Programme for Government, the Government agreed that they would require the publication of all purchase orders greater than €20,000, with the intention to enhance the transparency of public sector procurement. This commitment was reiterated in the Public Sector Reform Plan
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In its Programme for Government, the Government agreed that they would require the publication of all purchase orders greater than €20,000, with the intention to enhance the transparency of public sector procurement. This commitment was reiterated in the Public Sector Reform Plan
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In its Programme for Government, the Government agreed that they would require the publication of all purchase orders greater than €20,000, with the intention to enhance the transparency of public sector procurement. This commitment was reiterated in the Public Sector Reform Plan
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In its Programme for Government, the Government agreed that they would require the publication of all purchase orders greater than €20,000, with the intention to enhance the transparency of public sector procurement. This commitment was reiterated in the Public Sector Reform Plan
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In its Programme for Government, the Government agreed that they would require the publication of all purchase orders greater than €20,000, with the intention to enhance the transparency of public sector procurement. This commitment was reiterated in the Public Sector Reform Plan
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In its Programme for Government, the Government agreed that they would require the publication of all purchase orders greater than €20,000, with the intention to enhance the transparency of public sector procurement. This commitment was reiterated in the Public Sector Reform Plan
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In its Programme for Government, the Government agreed that they would require the publication of all purchase orders greater than €20,000, with the intention to enhance the transparency of public sector procurement. This commitment was reiterated in the Public Sector Reform Plan
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In its Programme for Government, the Government agreed that they would require the publication of all purchase orders greater than €20,000, with the intention to enhance the transparency of public sector procurement. This commitment was reiterated in the Public Sector Reform Plan
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In its Programme for Government, the Government agreed that they would require the publication of all purchase orders greater than €20,000, with the intention to enhance the transparency of public sector procurement. This commitment was reiterated in the Public Sector Reform Plan
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In its Programme for Government, the Government agreed that they would require the publication of all purchase orders greater than €20,000, with the intention to enhance the transparency of public sector procurement. This commitment was reiterated in the Public Sector Reform Plan
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In its Programme for Government, the Government agreed that they would require the publication of all purchase orders greater than €20,000, with the intention to enhance the transparency of public sector procurement. This commitment was reiterated in the Public Sector Reform Plan
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