Budget 2026: Builders and business to do best as ministers fear backlash from working families
LATEST | The old age pension is set to rise by €10 in Budget 20261,000 additional childcare placesVat rate…
Third-level student fees ‘to be cut by €500 permanently in Budget’ – The Irish Times
A permanent €500 cut to third-level student fees is set to be included in the budget as last-ditch…
Ireland’s soaring price since 2021 – The Irish Times
Happy Budget Eve everyone. On Tuesday afternoon the Minister for Finance Paschal Donohue and the Minister for Public…
Department of Finance’s ‘White Paper’ ahead of Budget confirms €10.3bn surplus – The Journal
Department of Finance’s ‘White Paper’ ahead of Budget confirms €10.3bn surplus The JournalWatchdog warns of underlying deficit in public…
Apple tax receipts help prop up exchequer after significant drop from last year
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Tensions running high within Government over tightest budget in years – The Irish Times
Ministers across several departments have clashed with the Department of Public Expenditure and Reform (DPER) in recent meetings…
Richard Curran: Government must not add fuel to overheating fire of the economy
All eyes will be on Paschal Donohoe come budget day. Photo: Collins No government ever got re-elected by…
Proposed rent tax credit reforms face opposition in budget talks – The Irish Times
A plan to make changes to the rent tax credit for tenants in new-build apartments could face stiff…
Budget 2026: Carer’s Allowance means-test threshold to be raised in budget social welfare plan
Annual summer grant for carers will also increase by €100 to €2,100Row over €12 pension hike demand, so…
Six things we know so far about Budget 2026
Budget 2026. Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe and Public Expenditure Minister Jack Chambers. A Vat reduction for the hospitality…
Bord na Móna halted CEO’s ‘grossing up’ payments for fear of public outcry – The Irish Times
State-owned energy company Bord na Móna halted a controversial payment for its chief executive worth an estimated €57,000…
How a car crash in Dublin 4 drove public-sector CEO salaries higher – The Irish Times
Shortly before 6pm on a dark winter evening in January last year, a car swerved and crashed into…