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New figures show that a General Government deficit of €19 billion is expected for 2020

General Government deficit of €19bn for 2020 expected

Business • 05 Jan

"We must build up permanent capacity and resilience in our health service," Minister Michael McGrath

Unprecedented extra €4bn for health service

budget 2021 • 13 Oct 20

Michael McGrath, the Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform

Core budget spending to rise by €3 billion in 2021

Budget 2021 • 08 Oct 20

The main priority of Budget 2021 will be management of the Covid crisis and Brexit

Government says income tax won't change in Budget

Budget 2021 • 25 Sep 20

Problems stack up for Government

Politics • 12 Sep 20

The Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform Michael McGrath

Covid-19 impact on labour market 'staggering' - McGrath

Business • 10 Sep 20

Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has today defended the Stay and Spend initiative

Government aware of challenges facing businesses

Business • 26 Jul 20

The new Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform Michael McGrath

McGrath says wage subsidy scheme won't end abruptly

Business • 29 Jun 20

Paschal Donohoe defended his track record as finance minister

Houses, health hot topics on campaign's last weekend

campaign daily • 01 Feb 20

Minister for Housing Eoghan Murphy pictured ahead of the party talks in Dublin (Pic: RollingNews.ie)

Fine Gael TDs believe election possible within weeks

Election 2020 • 12 Jan 20

The Central Bank is currently undertaking a probe into so-called 'dual pricing' in the insurance market

Central Bank asked to probe mortgage "dual-pricing"

Business • 25 Nov 19

A total of 761 taxpayers have had such a claim accepted by Revenue over the past five years

Revenue missed out on €100m due to inability to pay

Business • 25 Oct 19

59 UK-registered firms are active in the Irish insurance industry, the Central Bank has said

Concern over impact of Brexit on insurance sector

Business • 23 Jul 19

Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe said he is aware of the risks associated with the increase in corporation tax receipts

Options to avoid over-reliance on corporation tax risks

Business • 21 May 19

Fianna Fáil's Finance spokesperson Michael McGrath

Some insurance firms ave not sorted status post Brexit

Business • 02 Apr 19

The amount was confirmed in an reply to a parliamentary question tabled by Fianna Fáil's finance spokesperson Michael McGrath

Govt allocating €428m to Brexit preparations this year

Brexit • 26 Feb 19

The Immigrant Investor Programme was introduced in April 2012 to encourage inward investment to create business and employment opportunities in the State

10% of 2018 immigrant investor applications processed

Business • 23 Jan 19

Financial Services and Pensions Ombudsman still dealing with 1,221 tracker mortgage related complaints

Ombudsman received 723 tracker complaints last year

Business • 18 Jan 19

Fianna Fáil's spokesperson on Finance Michael McGrath welcomes the signing of the new bill

Bill to regulate vulture funds signed into law

Business • 28 May 19

Qudos went into solvent liquidation in Denmark where it is based and regulated late last month

Danish insurer Qudos declared bankrupt by court

Business • 20 Dec 18

Michael McGrath said Fianna Fáil will meet the Government next week to discuss the upcoming budget

Election before Brexit is 'not in country's interest'

Politics • 27 Aug 18

1,050 home loans which are classified as "performing" have been included in the sale to so-called vulture fund Lone Star

'Performing' loans included in PTSB home loan sale

News • 04 Aug 18

Michael McGrath said the "whole model is built on the assumption of rising property values, rising rents and stable interest rates"

C Bank stance on BTL mortgages 'worrying development'

Business • 09 May 18

A spokesperson for the bank has declined to comment

Fianna Fáil legislation stalls vulture funds

Business • 09 Mar 18

Credit servicing firms only paid €18,000 in fees to the Central Bank in 2016 compared to €16.7m by the banks

Credit servicing firms paid only €18,000 fees to Bank

Business • 28 Feb 18

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