Departments allowed to spend €4.1bn above original plan The Government has agreed to allow departments to increase spending by a total of €4.1 billion for 2025 over revised estimates where were announced at the end of last year. Business • 19 Nov
Departments allowed to spend €4.1bn above original plan The Government has agreed to allow departments to increase spending by a total of €4.1 billion for 2025 over revised estimates where were announced at the end of last year. Business • 19 Nov
Property prices now 23% higher than peak of boom in 2007 Property prices rose by 7.6% in the 12 months to September, according to the latest figures from the Central Statistics Office. Business • 19 Nov
Property prices now 23% higher than peak of boom in 2007 Property prices rose by 7.6% in the 12 months to September, according to the latest figures from the Central Statistics Office. Business • 19 Nov
'Prudent Paschal' navigates his way to Washington Paschal Donohoe's innate caution, unflappable demeanour and ability to largely avoid political trouble has been his hallmark. Analysis and Comment • 19 Nov
'Prudent Paschal' navigates his way to Washington Paschal Donohoe's innate caution, unflappable demeanour and ability to largely avoid political trouble has been his hallmark. Analysis and Comment • 19 Nov
Donohoe resigns from Government for World Bank role Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe has resigned from his role in Government to take up a position at the World Bank. Politics • 18 Nov
Donohoe resigns from Government for World Bank role Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe has resigned from his role in Government to take up a position at the World Bank. Politics • 18 Nov
Central Bank chief warns on soaring global share prices The head of the Central Bank has warned about soaring share prices on international stock markets and the potential for a "correction". Business • 17 Nov
Central Bank chief warns on soaring global share prices The head of the Central Bank has warned about soaring share prices on international stock markets and the potential for a "correction". Business • 17 Nov
5 takeaways from Government's housing plan David Murphy outlines five takeaways from the Government's new housing plan. Analysis and Comment • 14 Nov
5 takeaways from Government's housing plan David Murphy outlines five takeaways from the Government's new housing plan. Analysis and Comment • 14 Nov
Government defends removing targets from housing plan The Government has defended the removal of annual targets for housing delivery with the Minister for Housing saying they "can become a distraction". Politics • 14 Nov
Government defends removing targets from housing plan The Government has defended the removal of annual targets for housing delivery with the Minister for Housing saying they "can become a distraction". Politics • 14 Nov
Did previous housing plans deliver on promises? As the Government launches a new housing plan, take a look back at previous governments' housing plans and the data behind missed targets. Clarity • 13 Nov
Did previous housing plans deliver on promises? As the Government launches a new housing plan, take a look back at previous governments' housing plans and the data behind missed targets. Clarity • 13 Nov
Corporation tax makes up quarter of Ireland's tax revenue The surge in corporation tax over recent years means that it now makes up over a quarter of Ireland's total tax revenue, according to the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council. Business • 12 Nov
Corporation tax makes up quarter of Ireland's tax revenue The surge in corporation tax over recent years means that it now makes up over a quarter of Ireland's total tax revenue, according to the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council. Business • 12 Nov
NIAC members obliged not to put interests first - court The jury in the NAMA property fraud trial has heard that members of the Northern Ireland Advisory Committee (NIAC) were legally obligated not to put their "personal interests" ahead of the workings of the Committee. Courts • 10 Nov
NIAC members obliged not to put interests first - court The jury in the NAMA property fraud trial has heard that members of the Northern Ireland Advisory Committee (NIAC) were legally obligated not to put their "personal interests" ahead of the workings of the Committee. Courts • 10 Nov
