‘No decisions’ made over carers allowance in Budget – Donohoe
The Minister for Finance has said that “no decisions” have been made on changes to the carers allowance in this ...
Read More Is it good economics to pay €10 million for an NFL match in Dublin?
Thousands of American tourists have come to Dublin this weekend to watch the Pittsburgh Steelers challenge the Minnesota Vikings in ...
Read More Where do our taxes go and where will they go in future?
Spending money wisely is perhaps one of the most important jobs for any government. In Ireland there are three big ...
Read More Trump signs order declaring TikTok sale ready and values it at $14 billion
US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order declaring that his plan to sell Chinese-owned TikTok’s US operations to ...
Read More 17% reduction in mortgages approved last month – report
The number of mortgages approved last month was down 17% on the figures for July. The latest Banking and Payments ...
Read More Trump threatens 100% tariff on branded pharmaceutical imports
US President Donald Trump has announced a new tariff of 100% on branded pharmaceutical imports from companies that are not ...
Read More Taoiseach to discuss trade, Ukraine and Gaza in meeting with Canadian PM
The Taoiseach is in Canada for a bilateral meeting with the Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. The two leaders are ...
Read More Irish economy is continuing to show ‘resilience’ – Ibec
Ibec says the Irish economy is continuing to show “remarkable momentum and resilience.” In its latest economic outlook, the employers ...
Read More Govt warned of ‘damaging’ economic effect of increased Budget spend
The Government has been warned of the danger of overheating the economy with its planned €9.4 billion spending increase in ...
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