With just under a month remaining before Budget 2026 is announced on Tuesday, October 7, the focus is shifting to potential measures that could ease cost-of-living challenges for households, reports The Mirror. Various organisations and …
Minister for Public Expenditure Jack Chambers has stated that Budget 2026 will not include any once-off cost-of-living supports, reports RTE. In an interview with RTÉ’s News at One, he explained that the Government is aiming …
Two double child benefit payments will be made before Christmas, following the Budget announcements. The Government finalised a cost-of-living package of close to €2 billion that will be paid out before Christmas. These payments will …
After being accused of presenting a “giveaway Budget” in advance of the next election, the government has defended its spending intentions, reports Breaking News. Ministers Paschal Donohoe and Jack Chambers of Finance and Public Expenditure …
The Taoiseach, Simon Harris, denied allegations that his government had presented a pre-election giveaway budget and stated that his views on when Ireland should have a general election had not altered, reports Breaking News. Along …
Many people are having their say on social media since the announcement that social welfare recipients will be topping up their payments by €12 per week. Some people are querying what PRSI and other workers …
Two double child benefit payments will be made before Christmas, following today’s Budget announcements. The Government finalised a cost-of-living package of close to €2 billion that will be paid out before Christmas. These payments will …
The govt has agreed a €2.7bn social protection package for Budget 2025, described as the largest protection package in the history of the State. Social welfare rates will increase by €12 per week across the …
The govt has agreed a €2.7bn social protection package for Budget 2025, described as the largest protection package in the history of the State. Social welfare rates will increase by €12 per week across the …
The jobseekers’ allowance shouldn’t rise at the same pace as other social assistance benefits, as agreed upon between the Taoiseach and the Minister for Social Protection. Before today’s budget, coalition leaders and top Ministers are …
Copyright 2026 TheLiberal.ie
Please signup free to our newsletter for our top stories and breaking news alerts.
