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Paschal Donohoe

Last week
16th February 2025 - 22nd February 2025
Donohoe rules out Celtic Tiger style tax breaks for developers, putting him at odds with Taoiseach
Last month
January 2025
State sells further 5% stake in AIB for €652m and could exit the bank later this year
Last year
2024
Simon Harris faces more questions over contact with RTÉ over carer clip
Donohoe says he's not 'friends' with Michael O'Leary and paid for his own dinner with Ryanair boss
Harris takes swipe at Sinn Féin while defending senator at centre of Dundalk assault controversy
An Post to begin immediate investigation into election material found in bin
Donohoe responds to Eoghan Murphy's claims his housing plans were derailed by senior figures
Simon Harris says Ireland will work with Trump, but must prepare for impact on economy and Ukraine
Public ethics watchdog SIPO could not probe undeclared donations to Paschal Donohoe last year
Calls for referendum to cap number of TDs after Dáil hears Parliament could grow to 240 by 2050
SNP points to Budget 2025 as an example of the ‘opportunities’ an independent Scotland could enjoy
Donohoe ’embarrassed’ by bike shed cost and ‘accepts responsibility’
Watchdog warns €9.1bn bonanza Budget ‘repeats Ireland's past mistakes'
Minister says there are measures in the budget for those with no children or a home of their own
Ministers play down reports of Budget rows as talks between coalition leaders continue
Record Government surplus of €25 billion expected this year
Largest funding allocation of €230m announced for sport facilities, with €97m going to the GAA
Multi-sports facilities get the next biggest allocation, followed by soccer clubs.
Largest funding allocation of €230m announced for sport facilities, with €97m going to the GAA
Asylum seekers with jobs should pay towards accommodation, Harris says
Budget cost-of-living measures will have to be rolled out by the end the year, minister says
Corporation tax boosts overall tax take for first half of 2024
Taoiseach says people with convictions should be removed from the Defence Forces
Ministers still at loggerheads over RTÉ funding as Martin says broadcasting tax not ‘palatable’
Overhaul of Ireland's mental health law further delayed despite Govt promises for progress
‘First of its kind’ procurement arrangement allows public bodies to buy remanufactured laptops
Coalition bullish and sticks the boot in, saying predictions of SF-led Govt ‘have been shattered’
Questions are being asked today around whether Sinn Féin has run too many candidates across the country.
This is NOT a photo of Paschal Donohoe skydiving
Budget surplus of €8.6 billion expected, but there would be a deficit without corporation tax
Paschal Donohoe 'not planning' to step down from Cabinet role, will contest general election
Public sector pay deal ratified by 'sizeable majority' of trade union members
Paschal Donohoe endorses Harris and says he did not canvass for a leadership bid of his own
Paschal Donohoe appears to rule himself out for the top IMF job
Long-delayed new mental health law to be brought forward before the summer
Donohoe: Govt must consider bringing RTÉ under remit of C&AG but 'it's not simple'
Meanwhile, the Labour Party has said it will not table a motion of no confidence in Catherine Martin.
Donohoe 'confident' gardaí will bring cases forward over recent arson attacks around the country
Donohoe claims €2.9 billion pay deal was offered to unions, who say agreement 'lacks credibility'
All time
Taoiseach says he would 'hate' if Ireland became a country that blames migrants for its problems
No public sector pay deal before Christmas after talks break down
Total Government expenditure ceiling increases to €96.7 billion in revised Budget 2024 estimate
Paschal Donohoe refuses to rule out interest in top IMF job