Minister may have €800m for spending and tax cuts. What about you?

Cliff Taylor: Given the short-term threats to growth, Paschal Donohue should move the government finances in to surplus

MP’s Brexit remarks like saying England should play World Cup with an oval ball

ECB president Mario Draghi promises rates will remain where they are well into 2019

Irish businesses need to prepare for chaos ahead as the talks reach the crunch stage

We have low inflation but a high cost of living and housing costs are shooting up

Decision on application for full Irish banking licence understood to be imminent

Border checks and bureaucracy might almost double delays, says Central Bank

Government parties have plans which would drive a coach and horses through EU budget rules

Expect the warnings from rest of EU about destabilising the euro zone to ramp up

The prime minister’s latest proposal on the Border will see UK tied to the customs union

All sides taking June deadline seriously, with signs now that London is seeking to recast Border backstop deal

If we up spending and cut tax, we risk fuelling sectors that may already be overheating

Government should boost rainy-day fund plans, says European Stability Mechanism head

Right to object in Ireland runs deep and seems to override wider public interest

EU lacks economic risk-sharing between countries inside euro area, says Regling

Commerce needs to take hard Brexiteers to task as basic trade mechanics are overlooked

The former taoiseach resigned 10 years ago this weekend. We assess his legacy

Outsourced health agency is political firewall but lack of State control preserves its flaws

Renting now more costly than paying off a mortgage in most areas

Brexit, trade war and tax changes: a nasty cocktail of uncertainties threaten Irish growth

We must assume Paschal Donohoe is serious in wanting to avoid past mistakes

€84m raised under foreign income and assets disclosure initiative

Cliff Taylor: Ireland must treat surge in corporate tax revenues with extreme caution

Trade unions will feel they are shooting at an open goal on the issue of pay parity

Cliff Taylor: UK attitude on customs now threatens collapse in talks

Paschal Donohoe dampening expectations ahead of budget

Vital test case for director of corporate enforcement follows FitzPatrick trial collapse

Doing nothing could mean huge increases in bills for households in 2020

Government needs to start underlining economic uncertainties we face

Different approaches needed for those who have engaged with banks and for those who haven’t

Cliff Taylor: Group's board will ringfence any inquiry and present it as a side-show

Cliff Taylor: As the US and China gear up for a trade war, there are dangers for Ireland

NTA says board kept appraised on project and recent announcement of preferred route

Relationship between sport and sponsors often driven by public response

Transport-user benefits of €6.8bn to stem mainly from saved journey time, say experts

Cliff Taylor: We need solid evidence before starting this €4bn tunnel

Lobby group also wary of Macron’s reform agenda

Cliff Taylor: How would it hit our tax revenues?

Cliff Taylor: Key issue of Border remains despite agreement on backstop

Attracting foreign investment to Ireland looks set to become more difficult

Proposed interim tax could reduce Irish tax take by several hundred million euro a year

Businesses are unlikely to get any more clarity after next week’s crucial summit

New charge chips away at the tax package which Ireland offers to foreign investors

EU leaders to discuss proposed interim digital services tax at summit

Analysis: free movement of people will continue after Brexit – but issue of goods remains

UK trying to fudge definition of a hard border as it seeks a way out of a trap of its own making

Cliff Taylor: Irish borrowers could be hit in 2019 as bank continues to retreat from emergency measures

Draft legislation would introduce Mortgage Resolution Office with wide powers

Irish problem is a European problem, says budget commissioner Günther Oettinger

All likely outcomes carry significant dangers to Irish trade and jobs

Cliff Taylor: US president has imposed tariffs on imported steel and aluminium

EU’s draft withdrawal document has raised tensions - and the risk of talks collapsing

Draft of formal legal agreement setting down terms under which UK will leave the EU is published

Lender is criticised after turning down request to answer questions on loan sale

Cliff Taylor: For Irish businesses trying to plan for Brexit, the likely outcome here is still as clear as mud and the risk of a h(...)

The tracker mortgage affair is now being followed by the non-performing loan sell-off

FG and FF discussing if new rules can help those whose mortgage loans are sold

Varadkar indicates Government is willing to take on board concerns over PTSB loans

Vital infrastructure can bolster economy but delivery will be a huge challenge

While a lot of the focus will be on the Metro and roads, a lot of the cash goes towards keeping the lights on

Recent indications that price rises might be slowing quickly scotched by December data

Cliff Taylor: More than 30,000 Irish agrifood jobs at risk when UK leaves EU

Cliff Taylor: The Irish economy is in a sweetspot but it will not last

Analysis: Decision on housing bodies to have limited initial impact on budget

Cliff Taylor: EU has called the British PM’s bluff on soft Brexit. Something has to give

Cliff Taylor answers the key questions

Stockmarkets hit hard by fears of higher interest rates and inflation

The Government not only has to come up with a good long-term plan but must sell it to us too

The next stage of EU-Britain negotiations will have a lexicon all of its own

François Villeroy de Galhau speaking at Central Bank of Ireland event

Cliff Taylor: The Central Bank governor is a strong runner, but Ireland may have to wait

Minister for Finance informs Cabinet of decision to nominate Central Bank governor

Front runner for ECB vice-presidency is a Spanish politician

Cliff Taylor: It is unclear how Theresa May can navigate the next phase of talks

Cliff Taylor: Is the Dublin office market ‘bubble’ ripe for bursting?

The Dow Jones index of shares has gained almost 33% since Trump’s inauguration

Cliff Taylor: Why aren’t the banks offering terms like this?

For years US companies have played the tax game, but the rule are now changing

Tech giant plans to make once-off $38bn tax payment to US for money it is repatriating

Attention now falls on the tech giant’s appeal of the Commission’s €13bn state aid ruling

Water-charges debate destroyed logical discussion of how to raise essential revenue

Paschal Donohoe says property tax review will focus on keeping bills at current levels

Ireland should be ready politically and economically for the worst-case scenario

Coveney says all departments are assessing ‘immediate legal or practical consequences’

Cliff Taylor: tracker mortgage rates will rise in tandem with any ECB rate hikes

His death comes when economic impact of Trump election and Brexit is being grasped

The economic bounceback is benefiting many households but the legacy of the crash is still biting

How far has the economy come from the dark days of 2008? These charts tell the story

Cliff Taylor: ‘Best-practice’ buzzwords do not mask Irish banks’ ripping-off of clients

The Central Bank’s lending rules will be crucial to avoiding a repeat of old mistakes

Ireland’s position remains vulnerable, despite the enormous progress of recent years

Strong growth can help tackle challenges of Brexit, tax changes and higher interest rates

From Brexit to Trump’s tax cuts, facts seem less influential than emotional appeals

The world of trade relationships in the Trump era is a harsh one

But hastily drawn Bill could yet spawn unintended consequences

New US tax law means Apple’s offshore cash will be subject to tax either here or in US

Capitulation in face of threatened strike a challenge to chief’s buccaneering approach

Average incomes return to 2008 levels but significant numbers still struggling

Big multinationals have messed up our economic data again, but growth is strong