Paschal Donohoe

In this wrapanomics culture, greed is the enemy of solidarity. The first thing the Government has to do is tackle rip-off culture

Paschal Donohoe said ‘any social science always merits constant debate regarding how it is taught’

Michael McGrath and Paschal Donohoe have warned ministers there cannot be a budget free-for-all. They will have their work cut out

Minister for Public expenditure highlights parlous exchequer position without windfall tax receipts

Ireland is in the tricky position of guarding the infrastructure of the internet

Speaking during London visit, the Minister also said the Government will “consider” using more of its surplus on housing but warns of building industry’s “capacity constraints”

Government didn’t expect the surge in corporation tax in the first place, so they are probably wise not to assume it will continue.

Latest CSO figures also show that gross general government debt fell by €11.4 billion to €224.8 billion at the end of last year

Proposed phased increase of excise duty means motorists ‘won’t be able to enjoy prices for too long’

Receipts will help equip Coalition with cash surplus as pressure for spending hikes grows

Stability Programme Update is due to be briefed to Ministers at Tuesday’s Cabinet meeting

Stability Programme Update expected to indicate corporation tax receipts for year will exceed 2022′s €22.6bn

Department of Public Expenditure argues case for economic benefits not as robust as Department of Tourism suggests

Coroner told failure to properly transpose EU directive relevant to investigation regarding late Caitriona Lucas

Report calls for longer tax break covering more staff and including accommodation costs in move to boost Republic’s lucrative aircraft leasing business

Switch to ‘hybrid generation’ needed in transition to climate neutral power

Would-be buyers of Ires assets know they are dealing with a motivated seller in a weakening market

Construction delays linked to high inflation had sparked protests from schools affected

Everyone agrees that the State will spend a bag of money addressing housing and health. But what comes next?

Minister for Public Expenditure and NDP Delivery Paschal Donohoe said many of the projects are healthcare-related - like the building of new hospital wards

Minister for Agriculture to bring memo to Cabinet with fresh recommendations for control of dogs

Paschal Donohoe urges leaders to push ahead with legislation to create cross-border EU banking industry

Too much supportive spending risks worsening inflation by driving up the price of services and food, Eurogroup chief warns EU leaders

Taoiseach says view presented that termination notices send people in homelessness ‘not how it works’

Survey by adviser Taxback.com finds almost two-thirds of people never claim relief for medical expenses

Energy company reveals likely carbon emissions impact of flights by Irish Ministers

Some of the view that tax breaks for landlords and tenants should be brought in early to reverse the political momentum and keep renters in their homes

Ireland’s Financial Stability Group is to examine potential fallout for the economy

Government report highlights ‘growing divergence’ between spending and activity since 2017

Longer eviction ban would be harder to ‘get out of’, says Paschal Donohoe

Justine McCarthy: There are too many examples of this cause-and-effect pattern of political diversion

Notable progress has been made toward Europe’s financial integration in the past two decades. Now it is time to show greater ambition

While we cannot count on bumper corporate tax takes forever, we must ensure talented people want to remain in - and come to - the State to work and drive our economy and culture

Mariana Mazzucato and Rosie Collington attack all too readily an industry they present as a confidence trick whereby states and other actors outsource their decision-making

Minister for Public Expenditure says Government evaluating future of the ban

Drug talk and a pirate appearance soon overtaken by Soc Dems co-leaders’ exit announcement

Additional €100 child benefit payment, which is not means tested, seen as a win for Fine Gael’s base

Contradictions appear to exist between audited accounts and election spending returns and revolve around a figure of €313,000

Weeks after it took high moral ground with Paschal Donohoe, SF’s organisations North and South are implicated over spending declarations that don’t add up

Micheál Martin reiterates there will be ‘no cliff edge’ for supports