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Paschal Donohoe

Last month
April 2025
World Bank
Ireland to contribute €141m to World Bank's development institution - up 33.5% on previous commitment
24 Apr
11.6k
54
Washington
Tariff negotiations between US and EU to begin on Monday
11 Apr
6.0k
47
Tariffs latest
Finance Minister rules out wage subsidy scheme in response to US tariffs (for now)
Paschal Donohoe said the government will be engaging with Irish firms on an employer by employer basis.
Question mark now hangs over planned introduction of additional employee sick days as a result of tariffs.
He also dampened expectations that the planned rollout of health warnings on alcohol bottles will go ahead.
The minister said anything that impacts the competitiveness of Irish firms will have to be examined.
6 Apr
17.5k
66
budget 2026
Cautious Budget on the cards as ministers rule out spending and tax decisions that create new risks
Updated 1 hr ago
15.2k
valuation once again
Here are the new changes to the Local Property Tax
1 Apr
26.3k
23
US Tariffs
‘Significant day in history of the world’: Income tax cuts in jeopardy, warns minister
1 Apr
10.9k
73
Tax Man
Government plans property tax freeze for most homeowners and extension to energy bill VAT cut
1 Apr
27.9k
45
March
March 2025
Trump Tariffs
Ireland is the 'most exposed and most at risk' country in EU against US tariffs, says Chambers
Updated 28 Mar
33.3k
156
hip surgeries
Hundreds of children put through unnecessary hip surgeries, Dáil told
27 Mar
8.3k
trump administration
Tariffs imposed on the EU by the US could cost Ireland up to 80,000 jobs, says Finance Minister
23 Mar
46.8k
145
Cost of Living
Cost-of-living package ruled out of next budget despite looming inflation threat
21 Mar
29.9k
100
Exchequer
Tax receipts of €13.5 billion collected in first two months of the year, up 12% on 2024 figures
5 Mar
7.6k
54
This year
2025
Collision Course
Donohoe rules out Celtic Tiger style tax breaks for developers, putting him at odds with Taoiseach
17 Feb
12.3k
80
Sell Sell Sell
State sells further 5% stake in AIB for €652m and could exit the bank later this year
Updated 28 Jan
17.1k
46
Last year
2024
RTÉ
Simon Harris faces more questions over contact with RTÉ over carer clip
Updated 26 Nov 2024
29.1k
156
Fine Gael
Donohoe says he's not 'friends' with Michael O'Leary and paid for his own dinner with Ryanair boss
22 Nov 2024
18.4k
105
John McGahon
Harris takes swipe at Sinn Féin while defending senator at centre of Dundalk assault controversy
Updated 18 Nov 2024
53.8k
GE2024Dublin Central
An Post to begin immediate investigation into election material found in bin
17 Nov 2024
52.2k
ge2024
Donohoe responds to Eoghan Murphy's claims his housing plans were derailed by senior figures
11 Nov 2024
17.0k
41
preparing for a shock
Simon Harris says Ireland will work with Trump, but must prepare for impact on economy and Ukraine
7 Nov 2024
15.2k
91
SIPO
Public ethics watchdog SIPO could not probe undeclared donations to Paschal Donohoe last year
24 Oct 2024
13.2k
69
Calls for referendum to cap number of TDs after Dáil hears Parliament could grow to 240 by 2050
17 Oct 2024
9.0k
97
Independence Potential
SNP points to Budget 2025 as an example of the ‘opportunities’ an independent Scotland could enjoy
5 Oct 2024
7.7k
47
Leinster House
Donohoe ’embarrassed’ by bike shed cost and ‘accepts responsibility’
3 Oct 2024
24.0k
106
Boom to Bust
Watchdog warns €9.1bn bonanza Budget ‘repeats Ireland's past mistakes'
2 Oct 2024
11.2k
31
budget 2025
Minister says there are measures in the budget for those with no children or a home of their own
1 Oct 2024
20.6k
40
budget 2025
Ministers play down reports of Budget rows as talks between coalition leaders continue
Updated 29 Sep 2024
15.7k
73
Money bags
Record Government surplus of €25 billion expected this year
27 Sep 2024
12.4k
104
sports funding
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.
25 Sep 2024
3.5k
24
sports funding
Largest funding allocation of €230m announced for sport facilities, with €97m going to the GAA
25 Sep 2024
13.2k
70
State Supports
Asylum seekers with jobs should pay towards accommodation, Harris says
12 Sep 2024
15.5k
budget 2025
Budget cost-of-living measures will have to be rolled out by the end the year, minister says
8 Aug 2024
13.8k
Exchequer Returns
Corporation tax boosts overall tax take for first half of 2024
3 Jul 2024
11.5k
49
Defence Forces
Taoiseach says people with convictions should be removed from the Defence Forces
Updated 28 Jun 2024
16.4k
TV licence
Ministers still at loggerheads over RTÉ funding as Martin says broadcasting tax not ‘palatable’
26 Jun 2024
13.7k
71
Mental Health Reform
Overhaul of Ireland's mental health law further delayed despite Govt promises for progress
26 Jun 2024
6.3k
18
carbon reduction
‘First of its kind’ procurement arrangement allows public bodies to buy remanufactured laptops
17 Jun 2024
13.5k
26
fighting words
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.
8 Jun 2024
18.9k
28
Artificial Intelligence
This is NOT a photo of Paschal Donohoe skydiving
16 May 2024
18.4k
23
stability update
Budget surplus of €8.6 billion expected, but there would be a deficit without corporation tax
23 Apr 2024
13.0k
46
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