Mr Donohoe

Donohoe to meet US officials over impact of sanctions on Aughinish Alumina

Minister to meet US treasury secretary amid concerns over impact on Limerick plant of US sanctions against Russian individuals

Minister accused of ‘hitting the snooze button’ over carbon tax

Government not taking obligations to tackle climate change seriously, says advisory body

Budget 2019 main points: USC cut, €5 welfare hikes and extra paid parental leave

More money for transport, health and education

Budget 2019: Cigarettes hit with 50 cent increase but fuel and alcohol spared

Price hike taking cost of pack of 20 to around €12.70 welcomed and slammed

Fianna Fáil broadly agrees with summer statement spending thrust

Failure to follow EU rules reduces Government scope for spending, party says

Donohoe says there are many reasons to go ahead with road projects

Green Party leader told to ‘hold your fire’ until national capital plan is published

Minister warned colleague before budget: 'There are now more SNAs than gardaí'

Minister for Finance warns there are now ‘more special needs assistants than gardaí’

Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael already at odds over budget

Confidence and supply agreement to reduce USC must be honoured, warns Martin

VAT cut for developers would repeat mistakes of past – Minister

Eoghan Murphy confirms cut to VAT on building houses has been ruled out

Summer statement to outline cautious tax cuts, spending plans

Coalition will announce that there is limited room for tax cuts despite economic growth

State’s rainy-day fund under review and not in existence, PAC told

Minister for Finance downplays prospect of major hike in capital budget

Government needs to increase hospital bed capacity, says FF

Fianna Fáil health spokesman Billy Kelleher refers to consultant’s warning people will die

Budget 2017 set to target offshore tax avoidance

Divisions remain over start date of proposed €5 a week increase in old-age pension

Budget watchdog warns Government ‘at limit of prudent policies’

Fiscal Advisory Council chief cautions against any new ‘backdoor’ spending increases

Councils to receive €85million for road repairs following storms

A total of €106 million to be distributed this year with further council funding in May

Car remains transport king but walking hot on its heels

75 per cent of travellers preferred to make their journey by private car

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