Fiscal Advisory Council

In choosing a government, we should think of the major challenges between now and 2025

Government indicates social welfare increases will be lower than previous years

No Child 2020: Nothing could be more financially prudent than eliminating child poverty

Paschal Donohoe is trying to walk a line between two possible outcomes: continuing strong growth and the shock of a no-deal Brexit

Government rattled by criticism of reckless spending, but shouldn’t shoot the messenger

Taoiseach rejects claim that commitments have been made for €4 billion in spending it does not have

Fine Gael accused of dishonesty over spending on big projects

Loss would be incurred due to OECD reform process

Ireland needs to adopt a prudent approach and work towards ending deficits in advance of inevitable downturn, says McGrath

Corporation tax receipts are skewed by big firms but influence on exports overstated

Report finds more multinational profits moved through Republic than Caribbean

Fiscal Advisory Council to recommend paying down debt and making economy resilient

It would be wrong to squander all of the progress made since the crash in a give-away budget

Fulfil row nears settlement and M&S braces for disappointing results this week

Majority State-owned bank suggests list of measures that hark back to Celtic Tiger era

Ireland’s competitiveness could be damaged and economic growth undermined, says Taoiseach