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Politics

Last month
October 2024
Check your pay: Find out how Budget 2025 will affect what you take home using our calculator
Cigarettes to jump by €1 to €18.05 from midnight with a tax on vapes expected next year
The income tax cuts and USC changes announced in Budget 2025
Over 70s to be allowed bring loved one or friend on public transport for free
It's Budget Day 2025 - Here's a look at how things will play out
Two double child benefit payments, a cut to USC, fuel payments and a €1,000 rent tax credit are all expected in today’s announcement.
September
September 2024
EU countries must 'sacrifice' their relationships and reliances on multinationals - ex-Italy PM
Budget 2025: €420 'baby boost' for new parents among one-off payments in cost of living package
Some once-off payments will likely be issued before Christmas.
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Only 61% of carbon tax funds have been spent funding climate action schemes
Last push to restore 9% hospitality VAT rate with discussions 'ongoing'
Give it away, now: From tax cuts to SSIAs, some of the biggest giveaway budgets of the past
Can Jack Chambers keep up with these lads?
Ministers play down reports of Budget rows as talks between coalition leaders continue
Israel says it has killed another top Hezbollah official in Lebanon air strike
Lebanon’s health minister said yesterday that 1,030 people – including 156 women and 87 children – have been killed in Israeli strikes in less than two weeks.
Calls for Tribunal deadline into how Defence Forces handled abuse complaints to be extended
Media watchdog given power to fine platforms that don't quickly remove terrorist content online
Kamala Harris says she will 'always support Israel's right to defend itself' against Hezbollah
Department of Finance’s ‘White Paper’ ahead of Budget confirms €25 billion surplus
Budget 2025: Everything we know so far about what to expect
The Taoiseach said asylum seekers are driving up homeless figures: experts say it's far more complicated
Yesterday marked the eighth consecutive month of record homeless figures.
Simon Harris' comments sparked controversy last week when he linked homelessness to record numbers of asylum seekers.
Charities in the sector say systemic factors related to the housing market are more to blame.
Israel targets Hezbollah headquarters in Lebanon with Netanyahu pledging to continue strikes
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, addressing the UN in New York earlier today, said that operations against Hezbollah in Lebanon would continue.
Record 14,486 in emergency accommodation, including 4,419 children
Here's the full cost breakdown of Ireland's fanciest security hut
Iarnród Éireann apologises for delays caused by timetable changes on northern line into Dublin
Budget watchdog says ‘pumping’ corporate tax receipts into the economy ‘would be dangerous’
Starmer meets Trump in New York after calling for Gaza ceasefire in UN speech
Office of Public Works pulls €600,000 tender for PR services only hours after advertising it
Taoiseach says officials are working on a 'paper' setting out options for Michael Shine victims
Harris said the first step remains getting legal advice on the publication of a 2009 report.
'A miracle': Melania Trump talks assassination attempts and FBI raids while promoting her memoir
Further extension granted to 'Grace' case inquiry over legal snags
Lebanon says 1,540 people have been killed in Israel-Hezbollah conflict since October
The US, France and other allies have jointly called for an immediate 21-day ceasefire to allow for negotiations in the escalating conflict.
ESRI calls for land tax to be ‘implemented immediately’ to stop land hoarding in residential market
Finance Committee chair says spend on security hut shows a ‘lack of respect for the taxpayer’
John McGuinness questioned why the contract for the security hut was ‘allowed to spiral to a sum of €1.4 million’.
Cairns: TD role suits 'someone with a housewife' as election nears and she expects first child
Sinn Féin budget, not Govt's, would benefit average worker by €1,000, claims Pearse Doherty
Fences along the Grand Canal designed to stop tents are starting to be removed
Testing of drugs found in Irish prisons can take three months on average
Should you be able to claim tax back on your gym membership?
New York City mayor Eric Adams indicted on federal criminal charges, sources say