Irish reunification will be costly - here are the key decisions which will decide the size of the bill
New research shows the vital importance of boosting growth in Northern Ireland
What will happen to Ireland if the AI bubble bursts?
US midterms outcome puts focus back on data centres and AI – a vital source of investment growth in the Irish economy
Europe is again eyeing Ireland’s corporate tax revenue
So enormous are the State’s revenues that they are attracting more international attention than the Government would like
Was that a stock market wobble, or the start of something more serious?
Markets becoming nervous about the scale of borrowing by ‘hyperscalers’
International investors give Ireland the thumbs up, ignoring corporate tax warnings
‘Markets are pricing today’s tax windfall, not tomorrow’s risks’, warns fiscal council
A public pay deal will be done – and here’s what it will look like
The Government has to make a show of safeguarding public money. Unions have to fight for every last euro. There will be a few late nights - but a deal is inevitable
The rich are getting richer, so why no wealth tax?
Choice is whether a levy would be for show – a political sign that the wealthiest should pay more – or for dough
The most interesting assessment of the budget is the one you haven’t yet heard
Despite the corporate tax boom, Irish budgets are not boosting real spending power. There’s one good reason for that
Is the State’s new investment account going to be a good deal?
Investors need to realise they are going to be largely on their own when it comes to assessing risk
Budget 2027: Big business pays the bills as Coalition rolls the dice
Money has been sprayed everywhere but hard to find a central theme
Social welfare, Help-to-Buy, tax changes and childcare costs: Everything we know about Budget 2027 so far
Spending of €7 billion planned with €1.5 billion in tax reductions
Middle earners could be €750 better off post-budget, but they may not be impressed
It is ironic that the hardline fiscal conservative of Irish politics is Jack Chambers because he wants to control spending
Three alternative Budget 2027 plans with one thing in common: spend, spend, spend
Labour, Sinn Féin and Social Democrats are going all in on the cost of living
Income tax change is coming in Budget 2027. Here’s what it means for you
How will changes in income tax bands, USC and credits affect you?
Something big happened to the ‘most important price in the world’ this week
Interest rate on US government 10-year debt reached its highest level since 2007, with Ireland on an inflationary knife edge