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Michael Noonan: No, the Budget wasn't 'a series of smart-alecky tricks'
Cigarettes now cost €10 a pack... But where does all that tax go?
State of the Nation: The 'Stockholm Syndrome' Budget?
How was it for you? Our Readers’ Panel react, Part One
Cigarettes, child benefit and Michael Noonan's cough - here's how Twitter reacted to the Budget
What is James Reilly listening to? (Because it isn't Richard Boyd Barrett)
'Young and active farmers' will benefit from today's Budget
No cuts for first time in six years as €42.5m to be pumped into Irish sport in 2015
Saving to buy your first home? Michael Noonan had some good news for you...
People on the dole will get a Christmas present from the government this year
Cigarettes are going to cost €10 a packet from tomorrow
Water charges, turf cutters and an Irish Che Guevara: Who's protesting the Budget?
There will be €2.2 BILLION spent on social housing in the next three years
Lower dole rate leaves Ireland's young people 'struggling to make ends meet'
Here’s What Happened Today: Saturday
Here are the 6 objects that scream 'Irish Budget'
This TD wants to tax lotto winnings to pay for more teachers
Acute and mental health services on 'the brink of collapse'
'Be business focused not jobs focused' - government told
'Don't try to choke off the recovery with more austerity'
Cutting top rate of tax could give 'half of taxpayers' more money in their pocket
There's "no room" in the Irish economy for tax cuts - we should be investing instead
'Budget 2015 needs to give struggling families the peace and security they're entitled to'
Is attracting more foreign companies to Ireland really a recipe for growth?