Europe at a ‘turning point’ for public finances as Eurogroup ministers agree to rein in spending
Eurogroup
The prospect of private companies establishing themselves as tollbooths on transactions instead is concerning
Minister for Finance says lenders and financial authorities in ‘much better place’ than in 2008
Minister for Public Expenditure says Government evaluating future of the ban
Latest jobless barometer corresponded to 33.9 million, the lowest annual level since the series began in 2001
Irish GDP growth helped wider bloc avoid recession
Spokeswoman claims each of two donations less than strict limits of Electoral Acts as Opposition parties call for Minister to give detailed account in Dáil
Adroit work during Covid and success as Eurogroup head burnish outgoing finance minister’s credentials, but critics point to lack of spending restraint
Mr Donohoe to serve second two-and-a-half year term after emerging as only candidate
As a wealthy state and a net contributor to the EU, prudence is clearly in our best interest – but our political leaders appear determined to say nothing
Role is highly influential in decision making among EU countries, particularly in times of economic trouble
Minister says he set expectations during first term in post and worked ‘very hard’ to deliver them
Ireland’s influence at the very top of the EU is maintained as minister follows Juncker’s lead
Re-election seems certain after no other candidates declared before deadline
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