Simon Harris’s aide mocked teachers as work-shy and public as ‘racist’
Constituency chief John Kelly called Donald Trump a ‘moron’ and Prince Harry a ‘snowflake’ in social media posts
Constituency chief John Kelly called Donald Trump a ‘moron’ and Prince Harry a ‘snowflake’ in social media posts
Tax incentives and simplicity are main attractions in promised investment accounts - BPFI survey
There are mixed views among Coalition backbenchers over next month’s planned increase
Many locals are dissatisfied that Co Wicklow’s largest town is looking down-at-heel and shabby
Most patients received an appointment within 12 months, but some were waiting longer
Early Edition with Andrew McNair: Hot weather expected to end in Ireland on Friday
Luxembourg will not renew role as approval body, causing it to revert to Dublin from September
In budget submission, Azets also calls on Government to introduce €5bn investment fund for small business
Ireland is the third-largest exporter of financial services in the European Union
Harris to launch national strategy countering money laundering and financing of terrorism
Many homeowners and businesses have found themselves left without flood insurance as their locations are deemed too risky for policies
Restructuring Ireland’s health service was meant to integrate services locally, but concerns have been highlighted by regional managers and the HSE board
Increase likely to be announced in Budget 2027
Government has collected €59.6bn in tax to date in 2026, up €1.6bn on same period last year
Inside Business podcast with Ciarán Hancock
Spending minister Jack Chambers is facing a budget battle
John Moran’s time in office marked by clashes, in particular one concerning passage of Limerick’s corporate plan
Flying operations had been restricted at Casement Aerodrome for period last year due to shortage of qualified military personnel
City and county council’s corporate plan passed by councillors in John Moran’s absence
Micheál Martin is a ‘deliverist’ at heart; Harris, by contrast, does things, tells people about them, shows he is doing them – on repeat
Central Bank figures show stock of household deposits rose by €9 billion in first six months of the year
Minister for Public Expenditire Jack Chambers warns ministers they are now the architects of their own fiscal space
There are options to lower taxes but doing so requires political decisions
Actuaries society alarmed at focus on investing in individual stocks after investors hurt in financial crash
As the Taoiseach eyes the exit and the unity debate gets louder, the current calm in Irish politics may not last
The only certainty is that Ireland will continue to rely on rising corporate tax revenues to pay the bills at the end of the year
Inside Politics podcast with Hugh Linehan
Tax Strategy Paper show reliance on top earners, who pay 602 per cent of all such taxes
A limited enough package is on the table with an emphasis on broadening bands
Promises made on tackling the cost of living could be well-nigh impossible to honour
Summer Economic Statement suggests upcoming package will be the tightest since before the Covid-19 pandemic
Tánaiste is ‘positively disposed to the idea’ of changes to tax bands
Sinn Féin leader says there is now a recognition that parties need to work collaboratively on the issue
Expenditure increases limited to €7bn with €1.5bn to be set aside for tax package aimed at increasing take-home pay
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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