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Normally budget kites start to flutter in the summer breeze. But over the past couple of years the kites have been flying earlier and earlier. In May...
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The headlines have not fallen in the Government’s favour as it seeks to negotiate a pay deal with public servants. Since the start of January, there...
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On December 14th, ECB president Christine Lagarde said after the European Central Bank’s governing council meeting that the bank should...
A culture war is defined by Collins Dictionary as “a conflict between two groups within a society, each of which seeks to establish the pre-eminence...
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Whether a shortage of gardaí on the streets during the recent riots was a contributor to the chaos that emerged is still contested territory. Senior...
On Thursday morning, the latest data from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) showed that the Irish jobs market continued to surge ahead over the past...
The standard view in Government has been that, economically, the Coalition should hang on for as long as possible before calling the next general...
The 43-year story of Apple in Ireland tells a lot about the State’s long relationship with American multinationals. Ireland’s economic model has...
As it prepares for its hoped-for leadership of government after the next general election, Sinn Féin has gradually but steadily moved many of its...
The Government has gone in deep into the housing market. And it is having an impact. A host of data published this week tells the story. First-time...
The budgetary mess in the health service has been bubbling away for years. It follows a pattern as predictable as the changing of the seasons. Dark...
When you’ve got €14 billion to play with, you can tick a lot of boxes. The budget spread the cash widely across society – an assessment by the...
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Be careful what you believe. A month of budget spin lies ahead. And this year it will be worse than ever as the political system tries to come to...
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