Michael Noonan

20 years on: How The Irish Times covered the events of September 11th, 2001

Newspaper’s US correspondent was an eyewitness to the full horrors of 9/11

Taoiseach quizzed at IBRC loan write-offs inquiry by Denis O’Brien legal team

Micheál Martin appeared before commission to discuss 2015 private meeting with then senior Department of Finance official

Noonan testifies at inquiry into loan write-offs at IBRC

Former minister for finance asked about department’s relationship with State bank

Give me a crash course in... bulk buying of housing

So-called cuckoo funds are snapping up houses and pushing first-time buyers out

Government still wants funds in housing market but not at any price

Ministers and officials wary of chasing away source of funding needed for new projects

Miriam Lord: Government in a flap about the cuckoo in the property nest

A nasty ‘variant’ of Greed-09 has swooped through an entire housing estate in Kildare

How do you cope when your family doubles in size overnight?

Irish ‘kinship carers’ say they have long struggled to get the back-up offered to foster parents

We continue to ignore massive pensions elephant in the room

The national debt is likely to go up by more than €40 billion within next two years

‘You don’t want to be running your economy and society for bond investors’

Ireland should prepare for a recession or crisis every decade, says NTMA chief

Paddy Terry – civil servant who made an immense contribution to justice policy, administration and law reform

An Appreciation

‘It’s fantastic living here – in the gateway to Asia’

Wild Geese: Sarah Jane Bennett, Singapore

‘Tax war’ will hit Ireland if digital tax talks fail, OECD says

Organisation to publish plans to reform international taxation in a digitalised world

Retailers pass on temporary VAT cut with great fanfare

Pricewatch: Could the Government have chosen a better way to spend the €440m?

Will Ireland’s long winning streak on tax soon come to an end?

Our tax regime has withstood many attacks, but Brexit and Covid could change the game

Timeline: Nama, Project Eagle, Cerberus, £1.2bn and seven-years

In 2013, Nama put its Northern Ireland loan book on the market. What happened then?

Irish Life has paid €764m in dividends to Canadian parent since its sale by State

This equates to almost 60% of €1.3bn Great-West Lifeco paid State to acquire Irish Life in 2013

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