Budget 2026 spending package ‘unnecessary’ and ‘too much’, warns Central Bank
Additional Government spending to the levels proposed in the upcoming budget is “unnecessary” and “too much” for the…
Stark divide leaves public mental health patients facing delays in Ireland
In contrast, private services offer faster access and in some cases a wider range of treatment options but…
GPA seeks 78pc increase in State grant available to male and female inter-county players
The current average grant level is €1,470 per player from an overall annual pool of €5.6m. They are…
The Central Bank is calling it – the government is not going to hit its housing target – The Journal
The Central Bank is calling it – the government is not going to hit its housing target The JournalMore…
Just like Micheál, Jim Gavin has no time for polls, but FF should fear a post-budget survey
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Don’t expect much in income tax cuts this year
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Budget day is just a few weeks out, so what do we know so far?
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Lack of vision has wasted Ireland’s unplanned tax windfall
This was entirely unplanned and was driven by changes to the global tax rules that inadvertently benefited us…
Harris says he's a 'signed-up believer' to introducing a second tier of child benefit – The Journal
Harris says he’s a ‘signed-up believer’ to introducing a second tier of child benefit The Journal‘Sustainable’ measures to help…
pension and other social welfare payments not expected to rise as much as last year
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Watchdog says government are planning to spend too much in Budget 2026 with no ‘clear roadmap’ – The Journal
Watchdog says government are planning to spend too much in Budget 2026 with no ‘clear roadmap’ The JournalBudget 2026:…
Richard Curran: The cost of running Ireland Inc is up 60pc in six years – we can’t afford an economic slowdown
Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe. Photo: Getty With everyone so obsessed about whether “Paschal’s billions” from corporation tax will…