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# Budget 2014

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€2.1 billion: That's how much extra the government could have to play with now
Tax hike could force wine merchants out of business
More than 1,000 Irish pubs have had to shut down since 2007
€800 million, not €2 billion in budget cuts is enough, government told
Shinnernomics: Opponents call them fantasy, so how realistic are Sinn Féin's budget proposals?
Column: Clarity is needed on the pension levy 'jobs initiatives' claim
Shared parenting "penalised" as single parents receive 2014 tax credit certs
Column: The State’s new year resolution should be to cherish all children equally
Apprentices to pay higher fees as budget cuts kick in
Protection of Life During Pregnancy Act comes into force today
The day Enda got a political wallop and 7 other moments that defined the political year
Budget 2014 had greatest impact on low-income groups
'No comment to make' on reports Kathleen Lynch threatened to resign
Government budget advisors: No room for tax cuts until after 2016
Concern over Budget 2014 weakened consumer sentiment last month
Decision on credit line will make it ‘more difficult’ to access future supports
Dijsselbloem: EU ministers are 'losing patience' with Greece
Reilly: 2014 will be the most challenging year ever for health services
Taoiseach's 'day in the life' video part of government's growing social media presence
Bank levy will cost Bank of Ireland €40 million a year
HSE gets more time to come up with its service plan for next year
People spent less on groceries in run-up to Budget announcement
Here's how much extra tax the government expects to take next year
Post-Budget poll sees Labour slip to single-figure support
Vigil at children’s hospital to highlight medical card removal
PICS: Pregnant mothers protest against maternity benefit cut outside Dáil
Dáil passes Social Welfare Bill which implements Budget 2014 cuts
'Mean, ruthless, vicious': TD scathing as Dáil votes to abolish bereavement grant
Poll: Do you support the new standarised rate of maternity benefit?
Hundreds of separated dads concerned over "unjust" tax credit change
Column: Pitting one section of the Irish people against another weakens us all
Social Welfare and Pensions Bill passes second stage in Dáil
Homeowners can claim tax relief on renovation and repair work from tomorrow
Minister says welfare bill protects against poverty, TDs say it's 'mean and cruel'
Column: Nobody ever chooses to be homeless – this government is pushing people to the brink
VIDEO: Pensioners at today's protest believe the worst is yet to come
Thousands join pensioners’ protest against Budget cuts
Howlin: 'I wish this government hadn't come in when our economy was broken'
Tánaiste and Howlin insist: James Reilly is doing a very good job
"It's time to shout stop." - Elderly people to protest outside Dáil