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Ministers meet East Wall, Dublin residents protesting over arrival of hundreds of Ukrainian refugees into their community

Hundreds of people have turned out at protests and joined local residents in expressing their opposition to the Government’s move over the past fortnight

Irish Mirror

Ireland's Donohoe unopposed in bid for second term as Eurogroup Chief

Irish Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe is on course to be elected president of the Eurogroup in December for the second time after the group of euro zone finance ministers on Thursday said no one else had applied for the job.

Reuters

Ministers react to brutal Garda assault and indicate support for tougher crackdown on crime

The two senior Government members were speaking in the wake of the shocking and brutal assault of two Garda members out on the beat in Dublin city centre over the weekend

Irish Mirror

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Ferghal Blaney: Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael could put aside century-old differences and form official union

"Who would be surprised if the pair put their century-old differences behind them and shacked up together for good?"

Irish Mirror

Ireland has raked in billions from tech giants. But what if the golden goose flies the nest?

The republic’s welcoming corporate tax policy has been a success, but it depends heavily on just a few big names

The Guardian - UK

Donohoe to be nominated for Eurogroup presidency despite Fianna Fáil unease

Key roles in such a small country as Ireland should not be given up lightly, warns Tánaiste Leo Varadkar

Dublin Live

Ireland to nominate Donohoe for second term as Eurogroup chief

Ireland will nominate Paschal Donohoe to serve a second term as president of the Eurogroup even though he will no longer be Ireland's finance minister when his term in Europe comes to an end in January, the government said on Friday.

Reuters

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Social welfare Ireland: Who is eligible for four bonus payments due during same week in November

A major boost for thousands of people is incoming

Irish Mirror

Stability of UK economy in Ireland’s interest, country’s finance minister says

Paschal Donohoe said he hopes close cooperation between the two countries can resume with a new UK Prime Minister.

The Independent UK

Irish premier asks for Liz Truss’s successor be selected quickly

Taoiseach Micheal Martin said that agreement on the protocol was ‘ever more urgent’ after a day of drama at Westminster.

The Independent UK

Taoiseach Michéal Martin leads tributes to Liz Truss as UK Prime Minister resigns after 44 days

"I convey my best wishes to her and her family"

Irish Mirror

Parents paying for children's college rent to receive €500 tax credit

On Tuesday, Finance Minister Pascal Donohoe and Higher Education Minister Simon Harris extended the rental tax credit to include parents paying for their children's college rent

Dublin Live

Government makes U-turn on controversial concrete block levy

Minister Paschal Donohoe backed down on the introduction of a 10% levy on concrete products following concerns that the measure would have on the price of houses

Irish Mirror

€500 payment announced in Budget 2023 extended to thousands more Irish people

The measure was unveiled by Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe on Tuesday

Irish Mirror

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Government U-turn on controversial concrete block levy amid furious backlash

Finance Minister Mr Donohoe was speaking to reporters on Dublin’s Dawson Street on Tuesday morning ahead of a Cabinet meeting to discuss the issue

Wales Online

Parents of man killed fighting in Ukraine say he was a 'man of fortitude and honour'

Following the family's wishes and instructions, the International Legion and the Armed Forces of Ukraine are handling the repatriation process

Irish Mirror

Dipping into rainy day fund cannot be ruled out, says Public Expenditure Minister Michael McGrath

Michael McGrath said it was 'prudent' of the Government to set aside the funds

Irish Mirror

Landlord with four properties tells RTE radio Budget 2023 phone-in that Government 'has thrown landlords under the bus'

The caller said landlords were 'not valued whatsoever'

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Budget 2023: Here's a full list of the cash boosts coming in before Christmas

The list of new measures announced will be coming in throughout the end of 2022 and into 2023 to help with targeted concerns.

Dublin Live

Budget 2023: €11bn bonanza as Tanaiste says preparations underway for cost of living crisis next year

Pension hikes, reduced college fees, free energy credits, cheaper public transport, slashed childcare fees and across the board welfare hikes are all part of the bonanza

Irish Mirror

Budget 2023: Windfall tax or surplus 'will fund further inflation measures if required'

Mr Donohoe said that many of the measures outlined today 'go all the way up until March of next year and beyond'

Irish Mirror

Budget 2023: Scenes in Dail saw scoffs at speeches and beaming ministers as package officially revealed

With most of the major budgetary measures already reported, moments of shock from the opposition benches were few and far between

Irish Mirror

Budget 2023: Tanaiste Leo Varadkar says 9% VAT rate for hospitality sector could be extended

Varadkar's comments come despite the Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe outlining in the Dail in his Budget day speech that it will cease on February 28

Irish Mirror

What Budget 2023 is likely to mean for those aged under 30 in Ireland

The budget includes some measures that could provide a boost for younger people in Ireland

Irish Mirror

Ten things you may have missed in Budget 2023 - from mica help to newspaper changes

We had known a fair few of the concessions that were coming from the Government ahead of time, as the cost of living crisis dominated the conversations for the last few weeks

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