Congestion and air pollution in the capital are rising and the city’s transport network could soon become a major climate battleground
Commission on Taxation and Welfare
While it is impossible to do so in many cases, there are ways of potentially making money that won’t attract the tax man’s attention
Move is aimed squarely at the top 25%. Fianna Fáil may look to spread the gains a bit more widely
Ministers discuss plan to ensure public not alienated by drive to reduce car use
Smart Money: A political row is approaching as Ministers try to find a way to get motorists out of their cars
Review will consider issues including income tax, USC and PRSI
Union calls for changes to law to make it easier for workers contracted for certain numbers of hours to obtain more where available
Central Bank study weighs in to debate on inheritance and wealth in Ireland with some unexpected findings
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The British experience is a reminder that high-debt countries walk a tightrope, particularly with interest rates again on the rise.
Ignoring the challenges of serving a growing and ageing population won’t make them go away
It is as wrong to spend tomorrow's public cash today as it is to leave future generations the job of fixing the planet
Proposals received cool reception from Ministers while Tánaiste dismissed some as being ‘straight out of Sinn Féin manifesto’
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