Dáil Éireann Debate, Wednesday - 30 September 2020
78. Deputy Catherine Murphy asked the Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform the amount expended on access to online and hard-copy media publications since May 2020 to date; and the breakdown of online and hard-copy subscriptions, including the publications to which his Department subscribes. [27648/20]
Amharc ar fhreagraThe details requested for my Department and for the Office of Government Procurement, which is also part of my Department, are set out in the tables below.
|
Hardcopy Media Subscriptions |
Cost since May 2020 |
|
Irish Times |
€236.56 |
|
Irish Independent |
€151.47 |
|
Financial Times |
€184.96 |
|
Examiner |
€80.16 |
|
London Times |
€37.40 |
|
Saturday Examiner |
€13.60 |
|
Sunday Times |
€27.63 |
|
Sunday Independent |
€27.63 |
|
Sunday Business Post |
€14.45 |
|
Mail on Sunday |
€13.60 |
|
The Economist |
€63.76 |
|
The Cork Echo |
€105.40 |
|
The Herald |
€22.10 |
|
The Star |
€40.46 |
|
The Sun |
€20.40 |
|
The Mirror |
€25.50 |
|
Daily Mail |
€61.20 |
|
Industrial Relations News |
€141.70 |
|
Online Media Subscriptions |
Cost since May 2020 |
|
New York Times |
€330.47 |
|
The Currency News |
€200.00 |
|
Telegraph Direct |
€48.82 |
|
The Times |
€108.35 |
|
Irish Times |
€160.00 |
|
Irish Independent |
€69.95 |
|
Bloomberg |
€65.17 |
|
Economist |
€105.00 |
|
New Statesman |
€44.42 |
|
Business Post |
€199.99 |
|
Industrial Relations News (8 Annual Subscriptions) |
€3,656.75 |
