Third-level student fees ‘to be cut by €500 permanently in Budget’ – The Irish Times
A permanent €500 cut to third-level student fees is set to be included in the budget as last-ditch…
Here’s how much your housing, shopping and heating costs have gone up in four years – The Irish Times
Happy Budget Eve everyone. On Tuesday afternoon the Minister for Finance Paschal Donohue and the Minister for Public…
Yuno Energy to freeze its prices as a string of suppliers introduce hikes
Over one million households to be hit with price rises, with Government refusing to bring in energy credits…
Tax treatment of meals for staff should be updated, says Law Society – The Irish Times
The Government should legislate to clarify the position on the provision of food and drink by employers to…
Jack Chambers channels ‘Margaret Thatcher’ as ‘big squeeze budget’ looms – The Irish Times
Pat Leahy and Jack Horgan-Jones join Hugh Linehan to talk about the week in politics: We already know…
State could gain €34bn in corporation tax next year, says Donohoe – The Irish Times
Government could take in €34 billion from tax on company profits next year, €6 billion more than originally…
Türkiye’s economy faces packed October agenda
Türkiye’s economic calendar is set for a busy October, with a string of data and policy releases, from…
Planning objectors now threaten the common good, says head of planning taskforce – The Irish Times
Planning objectors are now taking cases on “an industrial scale” and are threatening the common good, the head…
Tensions running high within Government over tightest budget in years – The Irish Times
Ministers across several departments have clashed with the Department of Public Expenditure and Reform (DPER) in recent meetings…
Budget 2026 to include support for holiday locations such as west Cork and Kerry – The Irish Times
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has signalled a focus in the budget on rural Ireland and seasonal businesses in terms…
Who has won, who has lost and how have households fared? – The Irish Times
Over the past 10 years, Irish families have typically been a little bit better off after budget day…
Slump in number of tourists visiting Ireland eases in August but headwinds persist – The Irish Times
August was the first month in 2025 in which more people visited Ireland than in the same month…