The Central Bank has cautioned that the Government’s proposed €9.4 billion Budget package is “too large” and ultimately “unnecessary”, reports RTE. Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe confirmed on RTÉ’s News at One that the Budget would …
Ireland’s independent fiscal watchdog has issued a warning that Government expenditure is growing at a much faster rate than initially planned, reports RTE. According to the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council (IFAC), the main issue behind …
Paschal Donohoe has stated that the next budget would strike a balance between spending and investment for the future, reports Breaking News. Election-related influences on spending plan measures were refuted by the Minister of Public …
Tánaiste Micheál Martin has attempted to defend the indefensible in the Dáil when the revelations of an Irish Mirror investigation, which revealed the state was spending up to €1 million per month of taxpayer money …
Tánaiste Micheál Martin has attempted to defend the indefensible in the Dáil when the revelations of an Irish Mirror investigation, which revealed the state was spending up to €1 million per month of taxpayer money …
Spending in Dublin city centre fell “dramatically” on Black Friday, the day after the riots, according to Bank of Ireland analysis, reports Breaking News. Spending fell “dramatically” on Friday 24 November, while spending on both …
The overall health budget has been given an increase of €1.05bn the Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe has confirmed. Under the new budget which will be worth an overall €17bn, the Department of Health will …
According to a recent survey carried out by the Ulster Bank Irish parents spend over €800 in their child’s Holy First Communion. The latest survey found that on average parents spend €845 on the event …
There was some more bad news for the Irish taxpayer this afternoon as the much hated state utility Irish Irish Water has revealed they plan to spend a staggering €88million on 500,000 new water meters …
Management at the much hated state utility Irish Water, have revealed they plan to spend a staggering €5.5bn of public money over the next five years. The news which will anger most comes the continued …
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