Frustrations simmer as Nphet and Government muddle through
Initial reaction to pandemic was near-consensus but this soon wore thin
Derek Moran to leave post at helm of Department of Finance
Secretary general will depart in July, with his successor facing big economic challenges
Abbvie wins appeal against €500m-plus Irish stamp duty
Bill resulted from move by Minister of Finance to slap 1 per cent stamp duty on so-called scheme of arrangement takeover structures
Shop owners urged not to confront customers who are not wearing face coverings
Industry chief issues warning amid reports of high compliance with mask-wearing
Paddy McKillen sues Government over IBRC wind-up costs
Department of Finance official referred to the lawsuit in a letter to Oireachtas PAC this week
Department of Finance spends €70k on Central Bank governor recruitment
Gabriel Makhlouf due to take up post in September
Four candidates remain in race for role of Central Bank governor
Deputy governor Sharon Donnery and senior civil servant Colm O’Reardon tipped on list
Top Irish ECB official among candidates for Central Bank governor
John Fell among candidates seeking to succeed Philip Lane at regulator
Fortnight for Central Bank governor hopefuls to register interest
Search for Philip Lane’s successor under way after move to European Central Bank confirmed
Philip Lane prepares to take responsibility for avoiding ‘Japanification of Europe’
European Central Bank chief economist in waiting will take up role amid unprecedented uncertainty
Donohoe commits to ‘comprehensive’ search for Lane successor
Central Bank governor poised to become State’s first representative on ECB board
Micheál Martin expected to offer Taoiseach another year
Fianna Fáil leader to decide on renegotiating confidence and supply deal with Fine Gael
Irish carbon emissions pricing plan a ‘major departure’
Eamon Ryan says change not radical enough and past schemes should be climate-proofed
Tourism body rejects claim that 9% VAT rate a ‘deadweight’
ITIC said findings of report calculating special VAT rate ‘cost’ State €2.6bn in foregone tax
Life after boy bands: how Westlife and Boyzone coped when reality hit
Brian McFadden and Keith Duffy on their curious transitions to the real world
The little part of Roscommon that will, for GAA purposes, be forever Mayo
Published ahead of the 2011 Connacht final; The strange situation of Ballaghaderreen
Shortfall in tax take ‘puzzling’, Department of Finance says
Concern expressed that 37 per cent of corporation tax receipts comes from 10 firms
Economy set to grow 4.25% this year despite Brexit uncertainty
Growth forecast increased by Department of Finance from 3.5% prediction
Department of Finance warns of impact of hard Brexit
Predictions include reduction in national wealth and 40,000 fewer in work
Seen & Heard: Larry Goodman poised to increase Blackrock Clinic stake
Donie Cassidy sells houses to Dalata hotels, while 500 homes could be built on RTÉ site
Shane Ross complained to Taoiseach over bank appointment
Minister objected to Kenny’s attempt to bypass formal process for €275,000-a-year job
Current spike in corporation tax no temporary windfall, says department
Finance officials say they have received assurance from Revenue
Finance prevented from giving evidence on IBRC information
Secretary general intended to ‘unreservedly apologise’ to Public Accounts Committee
Central Bank warns on ability to monitor insurance sector
Central Bank has too few powers and staff for insurance oversight, says deputy governor
Finance Department does not have records on Siteserv until after sale
PAC questions officials on sale of company to Denis O’Brien’s Millington
Department had no Siteserv records before IBRC sale
Officials asked if they had inquired about increased share activity before sale
Former taoiseach Brian Cowen called to banking inquiry
Charlie McCreevy among others who received letters from Oireachtas committee
Banking inquiry and department of finance wrangle over access to documents
Department objects to handing over details of conversations that were ‘off the record’
Department objects to release of Cabinet documents to banking inquiry
Finance reluctant to furnish confidential papers to investigating committee
Willie Walsh to chair new NTMA board
Government completes early repayment of IMF loans and announces new heads for NTMA and Strategic Banking Corporation
New Department of Finance secretary general confirmed
External applications were not invited for what is one of the biggest jobs in the civil service
New finance chief told official to disregard property crash fears
Derek Moran expressed confidence that market was in for a ‘soft landing’
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