Government also pressuring insurance sector on quick payouts to Cork and Waterford firms with catastrophic damage after Storm Babet
The government is planning to double to €40,000 the amount of money that businesses worst hit by Storm Babet can claim in emergency grants after historic floods in Cork and Waterford last week, the Business Post has learned.
Simon Coveney, the minister for enterprise, will bring a memo to cabinet on Tuesday proposing improvements to the existing flood relief scheme for businesses in the towns most impacted by a storm that brought a month’s ...
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