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RTÉ Archives - The Budget Day photo-call

Part of Budget Day tradition is the Minister for Finance's photo call

A history of Irish budgets

The Bank Guarantee - ten years on

Sean Whelan reports on the tenth anniversary of the bank guarantee.

10 years on from the bank guarantee

Juliette Gash reports ahead of the tenth anniversary of the Bank Guarantee when the Government guaranteed all the liabilities of six Irish banks

The Bank Guarantee - ten years on

Sean Whelan reports

A world without oil?

Despite very positive advances in renewable technology, we have a long way to go before impactful measures are seen.

Dublin Airport's upgrade plan 25 years on

The original plan to upgrade Dublin Airport to a hub was hatched in the 1990s after duty-free sales were abolished

Could the financial crash happen again?

10 years after the financial crash caused a worldwide recession, what are the threats to the Irish economy today?

How airports are smarter than you think

Airports have undergone a huge transformation in recent years thanks to their ability to capture, analyse and use vast quantities of data

How the shopping trolley changed the world

Marketing ideas like the shopping trolley, bottled water, frozen food and deodorant have changed how we live

What will happen to cross-border shopping after Brexit?

More cars go north when the euro rises against sterling, but cross-border shopping can no longer be taken for granted as Brexit looms

What's the future of urban living?

If we want vibrant cities, urban citizens need to embrace and demand different forms of urban planning and construction

An architect's view on Ireland's broken housing market

As a business model designed to provide a satisfactory long term solution for families and society, the housing market certainly appears at least unfit for purpose, if not broken.

The future of cash

Technology continues to drive huge changes in the worlds of cash and banking so what can we expect in the future?

Google location scandal the first big test of GDPR

The EU cannot be seen looking for anything but the maximum penalty for the latest security cock-up, writes Niall Kitson

Interview: BoI CEO Francesca McDonagh

End of an era for Co Mayo business

The shutters will come down for the last time on a garage in Westport, Co Mayo in August - the Breheny family business has been operating in the town since 1854.

Marchionne - the Fiat Chrysler boss who liked to fix things

Sergio Marchionne was one of the car industry's most demanding and tenacious chief executives

Should your employer get rid of managers?

Bad management is one of the most important causes of employee dissatisfaction, turnover and burnout.

Up, up and not away: how Brexit could cause air chaos

Up, up and not away: how Brexit could cause air chaos

What I need to know if my Ryanair flight is cancelled

Ryanair's schedule has been experiencing disruption of late amid ongoing industrial action by both pilots and cabin crew.

Trade wars timeline

A look at the tit-for-tat trade actions and threats this year

Broker Reports

The WTF of Brexit

How the Brexit process has progressed to date with the withdrawal, transition and framework for future relationships elements

The economics of a heatwave

The economic effects of this fine spell are mixed