Who is affected by next week’s strike and can it be averted in a last-minute deal?
Public sector industrial action presents a big challenge for parents and patients amid escalation of dispute
Public sector industrial action presents a big challenge for parents and patients amid escalation of dispute
Irish diplomats privately remarked that if everyone ended up unhappy, they had done their job
The budget overrun in the health service could reach €1bn by the end of year, despite spending curbs being put in place
Not yet restored as a leadership contender perhaps, but the Minister for Public Expenditure’s stock is higher than it has been for a long time
No desire in Government to ‘rerun’ drama over RTÉ governance, Simon Harris says
Fraught last-minute haggling in back rooms dominated the final days of negotiations as spending Minister Jack Chambers dug in
The system’s shortcomings have been laid bare by the absurd contortions over funding for RTÉ
Inside Politics: Hard to know who’ll blink first in standoff between Government and public sector unions
Radio: RTÉ host’s precision-guided dismantling of Government’s thinly spread profligacy is arguably more lethal than the brickbats of Opposition TDs
Broadcaster’s managing director and chairman Terence O’Rourke met Patrick O’Donovan for just over an hour
Labour leader Ivana Bacik says ‘pathetic’ Budget 2027 is a ‘KitKat budget from a TikTok Tánaiste’
Martin defends budget, citing need to ‘judge between restraint and real impact of cost-of-living increases’
Fórsa school secretaries and caretakers back pension deal officially ending dispute that sparked strikes last year
Not for the first time, there appears to be a substantial ‘reality gap’
Advice on the latest budget measures, from tax and pensions, to inheritance, childcare and more
Dates that consumer changes - such as income tax, fuel allowances, childcare and rent relief - come into effect
Here is our list of the key measures expected to be announced in Budget 2027 at lunchtime
Inside Politics: A notable absence from the budget leaves Patrick O’Donovan feeling rebuffed
The emergence of Chambers as a hard man fiscal hawk is a significant development in the internal dynamics of the Coalition
Simon Harris looked miserable as he ran through the numbers, but that’s probably because he’s been up all weekend with a new baby
Help-to-buy scheme increases; free contraception age rises; fuel allowance to increase by €5
A package of tax reductions announced by Minister for Finance Simon Harris will see lower and middle income workers benefit
No funding to enable prepaid €100 voucher for concerts and cultural events, says Minister for Public Expenditure
If overruns continue on current trajectory, net spending will increase by 9% this year, Irish Fiscal Advisory Council says
Jack Chambers says new body will scrutinise day-to-day public spending and see where greater value for money can be delivered
Gaelic Players Association and League of Ireland academies welcome increased funding in budget
Budget 2027 energy measures: Cuts in excise duty on petrol and diesel, due to end this month, are now being extended until the end of February
Next year’s budget provided an additional €1.8 billion for the health service
An Garda Síochána has got more funding in Budget 2027 to allow intake of 1,000 new recruits next year
After months of leaks and kite-flying, what are the key takeaways of Budget 2027?
Thresholds rise to €44,000 for close relatives and €22,000 for non-relatives with children able to get €420,000 from parents
Dominic Coyle from The Irish Times and experts from PwC will be on hand to answer your questions on Wednesday from 7am in our liveblog
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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