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This month
February 2025
Renters 'bracing themselves' for increases as Taoiseach slammed over rent pressure zone comments
Last year
2024
NAMA completes transfer of €400m to Exchequer
Donohoe hits back at Chambers' accusations that Fine Gael manifesto not adequately costed
How the two big government parties are hamming up the aggro and it's all for your benefit
'Elbows are out' as tensions rise among government parties facing into election showdown
'There are enough lampposts for us all': O'Gorman on early election posters springing up
Govt to kick Occupied Territories Bill to post-election despite opposition offering Dáil time next week
Cash will have to be accepted by Govt bodies with new mandatory acceptance law on the way
SNP points to Budget 2025 as an example of the ‘opportunities’ an independent Scotland could enjoy
Chambers defends €9m phone pouch spend as opposition ask minister 'are you for real?'
Watchdog warns €9.1bn bonanza Budget ‘repeats Ireland's past mistakes'
Something for everyone in the audience? The key points from Budget 2025
Finance Minister Jack Chambers has confirmed a range of measures.
How today's big Budget 2025 giveaway played out
This is the Government’s final Budget before a general election takes place.
Two double child benefits before Christmas and a €420 'baby boost' for birth of a child
Assets held in Apple escrow fund grew by €400 million last year
Record Government surplus of €25 billion expected this year
Budget watchdog says ‘pumping’ corporate tax receipts into the economy ‘would be dangerous’
Morningstar DBRS upgrades Ireland on its ability to repay long-term debts to AA
Average worker will be €1,000 better off after this year's budget, says finance minister
'His party crashed the economy': Mary Lou hits back at Finance Minister over Sinn Féin criticism
Minister says 'sensible decisions' will be made by Govt on how to spend €13bn Apple tax money
Ireland and UK’s new Finance Ministers to meet in London today
State makes €500 million through sale of shares back to AIB
Government seeks ways to exclude farmers from land tax fees after row over potential deferral
Sinn Féin dubs land tax disagreement between government parties a 'fake row'
Greens 'blindsided' by land tax deferral, as question posed on how serious Govt is about fixing housing
Scheme that helps disabled drivers with car adaptation costs 'not fit-for-purpose', says Chambers
Budget 2025: Vape tax, double child benefit, but no rise in jobseeker’s payment
The finance minister said there will be a ‘substantial’ package of supports for pensioners.
Jack Chambers says Government would intervene if petrol prices reach 2022 levels
Cutting VAT on hospitality 'unjustified' and too expensive, says Department of Finance
Irish economy up 5% according to ‘deglobalized measure’ but down 5.5% when using GDP metric
Budget 2025 to prioritise carers, those with a disability, working families and pensioners
Bumper budget package of €8.3bn to be made available, with health service to get additional €1.5bn
Warnings have been issued to government about the serious consequences of spending too much public money.
Budget 2025 to be delivered a week early on 1 October
Corporation tax boosts overall tax take for first half of 2024
TV licence decision expected by 'end of July' as committee recommends multi-annual RTÉ funding
Dara Calleary returns to Cabinet as super junior minister as James Lawless becomes Minister of State
Debunked: Condensation trails after airplanes aren't signs of intentional climate modification
Chambers wants to give workers 'a break' on income tax but says Government must be 'careful'
State to sell 5% of its stake in AIB, bringing share to 25.5%