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The money is to be spent on tax cuts and all sorts of other electorate-pleasing jollies.
The former finance minister explained why IBRC and the department didn’t always get along.
Newly-released documents show major tensions between the former Anglo Irish Bank and the Department of Finance.
The Department of Finance questioned whether shareholders should have received €5 million.
The documents were released to independent TD Catherine Murphy under Freedom of Information.
Catherine Murphy wants a full inquiry into deals made by IBRC.
The taxes are rollin’ in for Michael Noonan.
Here’s everything you need to know about what’s happening in Irish politics right now…
Interest rates in Ireland are way out of step with the rest of Europe.
It turns out Labour and Sinn Féin don’t have much…
The bank wants to raise €525 million from private investors and most of that will go to the government.
And Michael Noonan is planning a sale.
The Revenue Commissioners are investigating if any of this activity was illegal.
Some of Morgan’s comedy still remains remarkably topical – 17 years after his death.
The Finance Minister was interviewed on Bloomberg about the future of the eurozone and other things…
In which the finance minister sported a black eye and James Reilly was threatened with being sued…
Here’s everything you need to know about what’s happening in Irish politics right now…
Michael Noonan and Pearse Doherty had a right laugh down at the Finance Committee this evening.
Here’s everything you need to know about what’s happening in Irish politics right now…
The Minister is “fine” after undergoing treatment for an eye condition over the weekend.
The Sinn Féin leader was speaking at a demonstration to show solidarity with Syriza.
The finance minister is going to Brussels for an emergency meeting on Greece tomorrow.
The 1% tax was planned four years ago but was delayed in Europe.
Any incentives are expected to target middle-income earners
It was already done with a year ago, apparently.
Here’s everything you need to know about what’s happening in Irish politics right now…
A smile from the Finance Minister wouldn’t go amiss.
However, he added that he’d like people to have a way of inputting their priorities.
Minister for Finance Michael Noonan said that 31 oil laundries were detected and closed down.
The union Unite wants to meet the Finance Minister over the issues.
But only the money that was put into AIB, Bank of Ireland and ptsb. Not Anglo.
It’s one or the other, apparently.
The bank said the information is “commercially sensitive”.
The government’s tax take hit €41.3 billion in 2014 – but the cost of servicing its debts is still going up as well.
Michael Noonan has said new tax rules are a good thing, but not everyone is convinced.
Some people want the controversial charged abolished altogether.
Michael Noonan recently revealed how many people are expected to fall into each income bracket in 2015.
Fianna Fáil aren’t happy with the Government’s answer.