Ireland dodged a bullet this year. But thereās a caveat ā The Irish Times
The Irish economy dodged a bullet this year. Several of them, in fact. Back in April, we were…
Ireland economically closer to āBoston than Berlinā, driven by its young population, notes Ifac report ā The Irish Times
Ireland is a relatively low-tax, low-spend country compared to its European peers, making it economically closer to Boston…
A reprieve but not a panacea for Northern Ireland ā The Irish News
The UK Government announced its latest spending review on June 11 which, as the name suggests, sets out…
corporate tax crashes, budget deficit balloons to ā¬18bn ā The Irish Times
For obvious reasons, officials in Ireland canāt use the term āsoft landingā. It was trotted out so regularly,…
The US is discovering what it means to have an isolationist economy ā The Irish Times
The worldās economic policymakers, Irelandās included, are navigating a bewildering and exceptionally misguided change of course by their…
For Ireland, Trumpās return to White House is akin to Brexit referendum result, says Goodbody report ā The Irish Times
Donald Trumpās return to the White House presents a similar threat to the Irish economy as the Brexit…
Ireland risks being caught in the middle of Trumpās tax war ā The Irish Times
There was some relief in EU capitals, including Dublin, when Donald Trump held off announcing new tariffs on…
Irelandās tax take hits record ā¬108bn amid Apple boost ā The Irish Times
Government tax receipts surged almost 23 per cent to a record ā¬108 billion last year, beating its own…
Irelandās economic future is bright, apart from a housing crisis, a sick health service and Donald Trump ā The Irish Times
Irelandās economy appears in rude health despite contracting in GDP terms in 2024, a reflection of statistical distortions…
Ireland has won the corporation tax game for now, but will that last? ā The Irish Times
The tax system on corporate profits from international trade evolved over the last century as the business environment…