Property market stacked against young buyers and families trading up

A comprehensive guide to the massive impact likely if the UK crashes out of the EU

How might a Northern Ireland-only compromise look and how might it work?

Smart Money: Is Ireland’s reputation on tax is taking a big battering

Analysis: Message the Government wants to send out is this may be difficult for Ireland but it is manageable

OECD deal could lead to major multinationals paying less tax in Ireland, says leading consultant

Irish Border and backstop remain central to any breakthrough

Proposals to tackle child poverty sound costly, but are tiny in terms of overall spend

One thing is certain - a no-deal threatens a nasty economic sucker-punch for 2020

Cattle farming is a loss-making business for most in sector

Irish position is that any negotiations must be conducted with the EU

Cliff Taylor: Economic hit will be harder, uncertainties great and politics possibly toxic

Smart Money: The four key things to watch for your finances

With Brexit threats and Trump tariffs, it’s time to focus on the big issues

Smart Money: Taoiseach spoke of new state – research shows the economic challenges

Nervous markets watch as new aggression replaces old rules of interdependence

Government risk register issues a clear warning about Northern Ireland and no-deal

Cliff Taylor: Does the British PM really expect to be rewarded for leaving EU by October 31st?

Smart Money: Key sectors now rely on migrants to fill up to half of new jobs

Central Bank estimates 34,000 fewer jobs by the end of 2020 if UK crashes out of EU

Former IMF official says corporate tax regime helped Ireland rebound from crisis

European Commission may take State to court for stalling implementation until 2024

Strong track record with multinationals may provide State with some protection

We need to concentrate on affordable homes, not unaffordable loans

Proposed minimum corporate tax rate could affect State’s ability to attract FDI

The days of Ireland using its corporate tax regime as a key attraction for foreign direct investment may be numbered - but where d(...)

Forget talk about tax cuts and €5 extra week for all welfare recipients

Smart Money: With house prices and construction stalling, what’s going on?

Explainer: the backstop plan is now the crunch issue between London and Brussels

Cliff Taylor: The route to a deal between Boris Johnson and the EU looks impossibly narrow

Smart Money: How does a plunge affect the economy and consumers?

One wonders if the Irish have a plan or are just hoping for the best

Smart Money: Going to a fee-paying school does not guarantee the best education

Coveney refers to non-Border ‘action’ on goods from North as pessimism grows

No-deal scenario will move a lot of the pain into a shorter period and increase costs

Deal pushes back against unprecedented challenges to free trade

Smart Money: Five key points on how taxes here compare with the rest of EU, and why it’s important

Bond investors cheer Christine Lagarde’s nomination for ECB presidency

Nominee as head of European Central Bank an experienced and pragmatic politician

Cliff Taylor: An old-style pre-election budget would be a recipe for economic trouble

Would NZ treasury chief have got Central Bank job if controversy blew up before interviews?

Smart Money: workers in areas most exposed to Brexit are amongst the least well-off

The key decisions set up by the summer statement – and what they mean for you

Minister’s presentation is one of the key steps toward the budget for next year

Government facing budget deficit if UK crashes out of EU

Budget 2020: It is vital that initial plans for next year are modest

Smart Money: Unexpectedly, EU and US rates may decline again

Cliff Taylor: The days of ‘money for nothing’ might not be over

Cliff Taylor: Barriers remain high, including the sheer cost of erecting a home

Cliff Taylor: Britain’s next PM may be willing to run the risks to the North of a no-deal exit

Smart Money : As salaries increase, who is cashing in and why are many missing the feelgood factor

Maria Bailey incident highlights high claims costs and expensive insurance

Minimum effective tax rate on corporate profits now on the agenda

Smart Money: In many EU countries, borrowers can fix rates cheaply for long periods

Minister faces task of weaning exchequer off drug of corporate tax revenue

Cliff Taylor: Extended Brexit logjam looks inevitable as Conservative leadership drama plays out

Smart Money : Employers are now shouting loudly about skills shortages, pressure on wages and the impact the housing crisis is hav(...)

Issue due to be addressed at Dublin conference on Thursday

Disorderly Brexit ‘could plunge the economy into a recession’

The talks between the Conservatives and Labour have collapsed, and the focus at Westminster remains inward

Smart Money: What we aren’t we being told – and why?

Q&A: China’s retaliatory tariffs on US goods is the most serious turn in the dispute so far

Fantasy world meets reality of a UK industry deeply embedded in EU economy

Smart Money: Changes to tax regime could make it more difficult to attract foreign investment

Loss would be incurred due to OECD reform process

It is nonsense that all future public servants should benefit from a very generous pension scheme which 200,000 of its members alr(...)

Smart Money: cost of housing is putting pressure on wages and the unions are prioritising better pensions

Change driven by the OECD is on the way and we have to be ready

Smart Money: We need to cut emissions and avoid big fines – but politicians are nervous

Cliff Taylor: There is more than a suspicion that the interests of landowners continue to get priority

Brexit cliff-edge avoided – for now – but uncertainty rolls on

New Government notices to importers say checks will be needed in case of no-deal

Ireland will be nervous of short extension of UK exit date and will argue for longer period

The property tax joins the carbon tax in the long grass

Smart Money: LPT stays fixed for 2020. But we know where higher bills may hit in 2021.

Six key points from the Irish viewpoint as the UK parliament failed to find a way forward

Cliff Taylor: Government would support long UK extension to avoid a no-deal nightmare

Smart Money: Ireland strongly criticised for helping multinationals to cut their tax bills

UK’s proposals for a crash-out are not sustainable while Ireland will also face pressure

Government wants no border checks, but EU will insist single market is protected

Powerful forces in the EU and UK just want Brexit over with – if only it were that easy

EU agrees to give UK more time, but key House of Commons vote still due next week

Uncertainty could now last well into next week as the endgame plays out

Smart Money: The rise fed through to prices immediately – and so would Brexit tariffs

Cliff Taylor: New move changing how big companies are taxed raises serious questions for Ireland

Irish beef could be priced out of UK market, dairy would also suffer

Cliff Taylor on the Strasbourg deal, the Cox advice, the vote, and what happens next

With under three weeks until Brexit Day, anything could happen

The UK worries about being “trapped” in a backstop – but can’t present an alternative

Smart Money: Banks and insurers will not pay up to €12bn in tax due on profits unless rules are changed

Cliff Taylor: Whatever happens we have seen the best of the bounce-back boom

The Smart Money: Irish wage growth is storming ahead - but issues remain

Mays says if MPs reject deal, they can vote on no deal and on extending article 50

UK government committed ‘to avoiding a hard Border’ in any scenario

Cliff Taylor: Government would need to embark on a major programme of assistance for the companies affected

Smart Money: why do lotto players ignore the odds? Economics has a surprising answer

Reliance on UK market combined with tariffs and bureaucracy represent nightmare scenario

Euro-zone slowdown makes a Brexit extension more likely to be accepted by Europe

Smart Money: public pay bill under pressure and looks set to remain that way

The health system swallows money without delivering any necessary improvements