Thursday 24 July, 2014
There’s something for everyone out West this summer.
This is despite him overseeing everything that the report contains.
Members of the inquiry will be discussing the issue at their meeting on Wednesday but chairperson Ciarán Lynch said any cost figures out there are merely speculative.
Ibec is one of several groups making pre-budget submissions to the Oireachtas Finance Committee today, but what else is happening in Leinster House?
Chambers Ireland says it wants a reduction of marginal tax rates.
Families accommodated in hotels are forced to share cramped living quarters and boil eggs in kettles to eat.
This was the week in business.
A food poverty charity has asked Joan Burton to consider ow expensive it is to feed teenagers when drafting the next Budget.
This was the week in business.
Age Action says the Government needs to look out for the elderly.
Carers provide services worth the equivalent of one third of the annual cost of the HSE, they say. Here’s what they want to happen in this October’s Budget…
The executive will need more money before the end of the year.
The Nevin Economic Research Institute says that with the economy recovering, less severe budget cuts are needed.
Senator Fidelma Healy-Eames has proposed legislation that she says would put an end to the usual pre-budget speculation and leaks.
White says if he is elected the next leader of the Labour party there will be no more “adjustment” of €2 billion or anything close to it.
Opening shots in the budget war, cuddly Ryanair, and everything in between…
Giving tax cuts in the upcoming budget would be popular, but it’s not the right thing to do.
The motorbikes only do 5,200 kilometres per year and are used for rapid responses to accidents.
Think tank the ESRI has found that for those who, on a “snapshot” basis, would be “better off on the dole” tend to choose employment instead.
Reports this morning suggest that a supplementary budget will be sought due to a €70m shortfall.
That was the Higher Levels. The Ordinary Levels were asked one entire question about soup.
The finance minister said he found a lump on his shoulder in February.
Just 7 per cent of these businesses said they have managed to maintain pre-Budget 2014 sales volumes.
A new website gives a breakdown of how much each local authority in Ireland gets and where the money goes.
You can apply for the grant online.
Plus: How many days until the next Budget?
“The Budget is the Budget,” Michael Noonan confirmed in that unique way of his today.
Medical card holders are being affected by the €2.50 charge per item, pharmacists say.
Catch up as you refuel.
The head of the Irish desk says our credibility is on the line.
Deputies Pearse Doherty and Stephen Donnelly have argued that a section of the Irish Constitution needs to be changed.
The government has also committed to lowering the local property tax “where circumstances allow”.
It’s the middle of the week now and here’s everything you need to know before 9am.
The Commission headed up by Justice Nial Fennelly is due to report by 31 December this year.
Goodbody stockbrokers says it’s not but last week the ESRI said we could avoid budget cuts if growth continues. What do you think?
Investment is up, but Goodbody stockbrokers say that now is not the time to ease off on austerity.
Chambers Ireland chief wants to see more signs of recovery before easing tax burden.
The HSE has also contacted 102,027 people to ask them if they’re still in the country.
Department of Foreign Affairs officials have been discussing the still-controversial closure of the Vatican embassy 26 months ago. It has since been decided to reopen it.
They MUST have won the Lotto.
Do you plan every cent you spend or throw caution to the wind? Caítríona Redmond looks at the intricacies of living on a budget.
A CONVICTED MURDERER took two hours to die after being given a lethal injection in Arizona.
It is the second incident in recent months where lethal injection went wrong – another inmate suffered an excruciating attempted execution in Oklahoma.
An investigation is underway into yesterday’s incident, as well as a review of Arizona’s execution process.
Today, we’re asking: Should the US suspend lethal injections?
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