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Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe: both the National Campaign for the Arts (NCFA) and the Event Production Industry Covid-19 Working Group (Epic) have published their pre-budget submissions. Photograph: Paul Faith/AFP via Getty Images
Voice of arts and entertainment industry growing louder and more urgent

In just over three weeks’ time, Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe and Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform Michael McGrath will stand up in t(...)

Jim O’Callaghan: he knows that the voters would not look kindly on an old-style Fianna Fáil heave three months after the party returned to government
Pat Leahy: Ditching Micheál Martin now would be hugely damaging to Fianna Fáil

Brace yourself. The country – and its Government – face a difficult few weeks ahead as new restrictions are introduced to control the wave of infectio(...)

Gabriel Makhlouf: ‘Lenders still have the discretion to extend payment breaks under their normal toolkit (for problem loans), but I think we’re now probably getting to the point where it’s starting to become more than a payment break.’ Photograph: Nick Bradshaw/The Irish Times
Gabriel Makhlouf: ‘A full second lockdown would be very serious for the economy’

Gabriel Makhlouf, the Central Bank of Ireland’s governor of 12 months, has not been immune to time taking on a whole new meaning in the world of Covid(...)

The Government could have taken the sensible decision to allow wet pubs to safely trade long before it did
Mark Paul: Government faces dilemma on which businesses to save

Sometimes it takes an outsider to point to issues that, deep down, we suspect are there but ignore. Gabriel Makhlouf, governor of the Central Bank of (...)

Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly was defiantly upbeat when he appeared on The Last Word. Photograph: Alan Betson/The Irish Times
Stephen Donnelly dodges the questions as Matt Cooper mercilessly pursues the answers

With Dublin looking at being confined to base again due to surging coronavirus cases, it’s a good time for the capital’s inhabitants to come up with n(...)

Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe and president of the European Central Bank Christine Lagarde during a press conference during the informal meeting of European Union ministers for economic and financial affairs in Berlin earlier this month. Photograph: Hayoung Jeon – Pool/Getty Images
The Irish Times view on Budget preparations: managing the emergency

The Government is starting final preparations for the Budget and is giving some indications of the parameters under which it will be drawn up. Borrowi(...)

Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe said there would be no change to income tax credits or bands, USC or PRSI. Photograph: Kay Nietfeld/DPA via AP, Pool
Donohoe on Budget 2021: No new income tax, USC or PRSI

The Government will not make any changes to income tax in next month’s Budget, Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe has indicated. With Covid-19 case(...)

Dubliners have been “strongly advised” not to travel outside the county. Photograph: Alan Betson / The Irish Times
Explainer: Travel to and from Dublin – you can go (for now) but are asked not to

Rising coronavirus infections in Dublin have resulted in additional restrictions including travel outside the county being discouraged by the Governme(...)

Ann Murphy and Mark Callanan, from west Dublin, due to get married this Saturday in Co Meath.
Dublin couple due to marry on Saturday calls for clarity on weddings

A Dublin couple who are due to get married in Co Meath this Saturday have said there remains “ambiguity” as to whether their wedding will be allowed t(...)

Paschal Donohoe said Budget 2021 will focus on providing further support to the coronavirus-hit economy. Photograph: Julien Behal
Government to frame Budget on basis of no-deal Brexit

The Government will frame next month’s Budget on the basis of a no-deal Brexit and will not bring in any major taxation increases, Minister for Financ(...)

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