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Tax revenues in first seven months up 10% on last year

Tax revenue in the year to the end of July stood at 47.8 billion euros, up by 4.3 billion euros or 10% on the same period in 2022. Total gross voted expenditure to the end of July amounted to 49.2 billion euros, 3.9 billion euros or 8.6% above the ...

02 Aug 2023 at 18:13

Ireland

Irish government ‘conscious of advice to watch inflation’ – Tanaiste

Public finances are strong and the government is conscious of advice to watch inflation, the Tanaiste has said. Micheal Martin was speaking after the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council said the Government must plan to manage windfalls and keep the ...

07 Jun 2023 at 19:31

Ireland

Irish economy recovering but experts warn of new challenges

Ireland’s economy is recovering as inflation eases but other key challenges including capacity constraints have emerged, according to the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council’s assessment of the Government’s Stability Programme Update (SPU). In a ...

07 Jun 2023 at 01:00

National News

Donald Trump has been re-elected - What does his win mean for Ireland?

Republican candidate Donald Trump has clinched victory in the hotly-contested US Presidential election race, and the effects on Ireland are soon to be laid bare. Senior government figures nationwide have rushed to congratulate the ...

06 Nov 2024 at 12:37

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