Christmas bonus likely, renters’ tax credit to be extended, no personal tax package – The Irish Times
The Government is taking the wraps off its first budget since being installed at the start of the…
Macron asks PM to find way out of crisis one more time after shock resignation – POLITICO
Lecornu’s new assignment caps a whirlwind 24 hours in French politics that has pushed the country ever closer…
Macron should step down, his former PM says – POLITICO
Philippe has already announced his intention to run in the next presidential election, and polling shows he could…
Macron accepts PM’s resignation, then tasks him with emergency talks – POLITICO
His decision was taken at the end of a rollercoaster day during which the French president himself made…
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…
Basic income support scheme for artists to be made permanent and opened to new entrants in budget – The Irish Times
The State’s basic income scheme for artists will be opened up to 2,000 new entrants next year and…
Fearing Farage, Britain’s Conservatives go full Trump – POLITICO
It all marks another lurch towards Reform UK’s tough border and anti-net-zero rhetoric, going much further rightward than…
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…
Yuno Energy to freeze its prices as a string of suppliers introduce hikes
Over one million households to be hit with price rises, with Government refusing to bring in energy credits…
Here’s how much your housing, shopping and heating costs have gone up in four years – The Irish Times
Happy Budget Eve everyone. On Tuesday afternoon the Minister for Finance Paschal Donohue and the Minister for Public…
Russia’s blacklisted tankers keep dumping oil in Europe’s seas – POLITICO
These new revelations, which draw on satellite footage from the SkyTruth NGO paired with shipping data from the…
Hospitality industry more likely to pass on VAT hikes than cuts, Ifac study finds – The Irish Times
Businesses in the hospitality sector are more likely to pass on VAT increases to consumers while keeping a…