Fierce budget fights are underway behind the scenes. They will soon go public
A budget VAT boost for hospitality and limited cuts for taxpayers will be a tough sell - this will cause big problems for the Coalition
Budget 2026: Here is the likely shape of the tax package and what it means for your pocket
A smaller tax package and no cost-of-living payments will mean much fewer gains for households
What was Jack Chambers thinking when he signed off on this strange document?
Publishing a spending 'framework' with no targets and no view of how things should develop over the next few years begs the question of whether the Coalition is serious
What will Budget 2026 have to help young families? From income tax to childcare
Energy credits and double child benefit weeks are gone - but the Government will try to soften the blow
Taoiseach Micheál Martin insists Ireland is pro-trade ... except when it comes to Mercosur
Official Ireland, it seems, is in a bind: in favour of free trade, but only if it doesn’t upset anybody
Why first-time buyers should be wary of owning a fixer-upper
For first-time buyers, the costs of taking on a home needing lots of work can often be just too much
Ireland’s quiet prosperity boom: Number of those earning more than €100,000 doubles
Many high earners spend to match their income and now there are signs of nervousness as Trump targets tech sector
Can the market bull run – driven by hype and hope – survive Donald Trump?
Nvidia results this week perfectly illustrate the meeting of AI hope and political uncertainty
Ireland has a golden economic opportunity. Don’t blow it
At the centre of the debate will be whether the Budget 2026 should include a cost of living package
Ireland will be relieved at Trump’s tariff cap on vital pharma sector
Agreed statement between the EU and US gives a firm commitment to cap pharma tariffs at 15%, while some parts of the sector may be excluded altogether
The Economist left Ireland out of its rich list but where do we really stand?
Authors said Ireland’s data was ‘polluted by tax arbitrage’
Donald Trump’s era of Dick Turpin economics creates risks for our economy
If you thought the US trade deal with the EU brought certainty for Ireland, then think again
From pharma to food, the known unknowns of Trump’s EU tariffs deal
Joint US-EU statement on details of new tariff regime has yet to emerge three weeks after deal was agreed
How Ireland’s economic future is being carved up in talks in the White House
The big tech and pharma multinationals are trying to reach accommodations with Trump, with vital implications for us
Twenty-five years on, Ireland’s economy still remains suspended between Boston and Berlin
New research shows that we are closer to the UK and Canada when it comes to taxation and Government spending than to Europe or the US