‘A challenging moment’: What a Trump presidency means for Ireland
Donald Trump has pledged to implement big economic, political and security changes. How is Ireland likely to be affected?
Election 2024: Will the public finances allow the spending spree to continue for the next government?
Government has breached its own 5 per cent spending limit each year since its introduction
Donald Trump’s economic plan: the key areas for Ireland
US president-elect promises tariffs which could ignite a trade war with the EU and has sights set on corporate tax rate
A Trump win is bad news for the Irish economy. The question is how bad?
US election: Tariffs and corporation tax are key areas to watch when calculating risk to Irish economy of Republican presidential victory
What could Trump actually do if he wins - and what would this mean for Ireland?
The Republican candidate has promised dramatic changes in tax and trade policies, with potentially big implications for the Irish economy
Cliff Taylor: How the return of SSIA-style incentives might be on the cards for Irish households
New policies in election manifestos likely to try to get cash to move from household savings into equity investments
Simon Harris has identified the right problem, but a department of infrastructure is the wrong solution
Big foreign investors are putting projects on hold because they are losing faith in Ireland’s ability to deliver. We need to do something - but what?
What will the election tax promises mean for your pocket?
Parties will make a raft of pledges during the election campaign - but voters would be wise to be sceptical about their delivery
The €500,000 suburban three-bed is now the house at the centre of the property price surge
This kind of house is attracting bids both from those seeking to move and from first-time buyers
A group of borrowers is trapped in the never-never land of Irish mortgage arrears
It is ‘extraordinary that arrears are running at such a high level 15 years after the crash’
The €40 million pre-election gimmick no one asked for and even fewer need
Budget 2025 tax break for homeowners is hard to justify when the extra tax credit for renters costs €65 million
Investment funds to escape 6% ‘mansion tax’ on apartment buys as Finance Bill published
Legislation gives effect to budget measures including income tax and €1.6 billion personal tax package
Another interest rate cut is coming for borrowers next week, but the economy doesn’t need it
Reduction will add to demand in the housing market as lending becomes cheaper while supply lags behind
How many new homes are needed to meet demand: 33,000 or 85,000 a year?
Various reports and targets have suggested anything from 33,000 a year to 85,000. Why the discrepancy?
Meet the budget’s real winners: A family of five on an income of more than €70,000
Interplay of temporary and permanent measures means that this is a budget for better off people with children – the more the better