Q&A: Petrol, diesel and household fuels all fall under the tax, which is on the rise

Government changes tax incentives for electric cars and hybrids

The Minister is claiming the mantle of fiscal prudence, but is it looking a little threadbare?

Inside Politics: Government can do very little to rock the boat as parties look to Brexit and end of confidence-and-supply arrangement

Labour claims it is a ‘sham budget’ for health that will do nothing to deal with year-round winter conditions in hospitals

Expected tax cuts and welfare increases fail to materialise in standstill budget

Under no-deal shadow, scarcer resources go to social groupings deemed most vulnerable

Paschal Donohoe seeks shelter from Brexit storm in a budget without surprises

Ministers took time to realise Donohoe was serious about tightening expenditure

Donohoe announces carbon tax rise and €1.2bn package to tackle no-deal scenario

Budget 2020: report assesses sustainability of recent business tax windfall

Budget would mean frustration in many homes as there is ‘absolutely nothing for them’

Sinn Féin says Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil represent ‘cosseted, privileged class’

How did our families fare this year?

Taking the assumption of a no-deal Brexit as the central expectation leaves the Budget sums up in the air

Report concludes that economic benefit of scheme continues to outweigh its cost

Analysis: Move has potential to disrupt existing housing market measures

Minister says while Irish economy may slow he still expects 19,000 new jobs next year

Budget 2020: Rural dwellers say increased taxes leave less money for retrofitting

Analysis: There is a political cost – but avoiding an emergency budget was key goal

Budget 2020: High-level Government report also warns plan is likely to prove complex

Green Party accuses Government of ‘treading water’ with ‘status-quo’ budget

Analysis: The increase of €6 per tonne risks being ineffective or counterproductive

Child poverty intervention is in addition to hot meals pilot running in 36 primary schools

Funding announced to support retraining of workers affected by decarbonisation moves

Budget 2020 energy: Government to ‘equalise’ energy charge between business and non-business

Arts Council pleased but artists’ body devastated by the increase in funding

Budget 2020: Greater focus needed on indigenous business over global giants

Marginal Notes: The Minister for Finance’s Budget 2020 address was a Brexit-fest

Justice vote increased by €120m, including €10m extra for direct provision

Free dental care for under 6s, Help-to-Buy extended, more SNAs and teachers to be hired

Cuts to funds for local authority housing sites condemned by voluntary sector

Government says UK’s exit from EU is a ‘challenge that Ireland has the measure of’

Budget 2020: No sense that implementation of Sláintecare vision for future is imminent

Budget 2020: Focus on special needs and small schools, with capitation to increase by 2.5 per cent

Analysis: No changes to personal tax regime while welfare payments largely untouched

AA Ireland describes carbon tax increase as a “cash-grab dressed up as a green initiative”

Budget 2020: Climate change the ‘defining challenge of our generation’, says Minister

Creed says Government will be ‘ambitious as possible’ when seeking Brexit funds from EU

Budget 2020: Increase ‘unhelpful’ to Ireland’s bid to attract investors post-Brexit