RTE News- Bag handler apologises for Dublin Airport disruption July 1, 2022Swissport, one of the baggage handlers operating at Dublin Airport, has apologised for its part in the disruption people are experiencing.
- State pension age should not go beyond 66 - Taoiseach July 1, 2022The Taoiseach has said he believes the State pension age should not go beyond the age of 66, saying there is a "clear groundswell" within his party to retain it.
- Electric Ireland to raise gas and electricity bills July 1, 2022Electric Ireland has announced it will increase residential gas bills by 29.2% and residential electricity bills by 10.9% from next month.
- Vera Pauw claims she was raped as a young player July 1, 2022Vera Pauw has released a statement alleging that she was raped as a young player in the Netherlands.
- Reid: Changes in Navan about saving lives, not politics July 1, 2022The head of the HSE Paul Reid has said the closure of the emergency department at Our Lady's Hospital in Navan should not be about politics but about saving people's lives.
- Amazon rainforest suffers record level of deforestation July 1, 2022The world's largest tropical rainforest in Brazil's Amazon region suffered record levels of deforestation during the first half of this year.
- Biden warns women seeking abortions may be arrested July 1, 2022The US President Joe Biden has predicted that some US states will try to arrest women for crossing state lines to get abortions.
- US pledges more missiles to Ukraine after Odesa strike July 1, 2022The United States has announced €786 million in additional weapons and ammunition for Ukraine as it battles Russian forces along the eastern and southern fronts.
- Musician reunited with stolen guitar 46 years later July 1, 2022They say you never forget your first love, and after pining for his stolen guitar for almost half a century, Canadian rock star Randy Bachman has finally been reunited with the instrument which an eagle-eyed fan tracked down in Japan.
- Irish inflation estimated at 9.6% in June - Eurostat July 1, 2022Inflation across the euro area rose to 8.6% in June, according to an initial estimate by the EU's statistical agency Eurostat.
- Bag handler apologises for Dublin Airport disruption July 1, 2022
Category Archives: Irish Economy
Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe TD on Budget 2022
From Department of Finance By: Minister for Finance; Paschal Donohoe Published on 12 October 2021 Last updated on 12 October 2021 1. Introduction 2. COVID-19: Government response 3. Macroeconomic outlook 4. Budgetary stance 5. Budget 2022 measures 6. Conclusion 1. … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs And Blogging, Budget, Building, Care, Children, Construction, Health, Ireland, Irish Economy
Tagged Accelerated Capital Allowances, Agriculture, Aviation, €5 Budget, Brewers, Businesses, Carers, childcare, Climate Change, Corporation Tax, Covid, dole, Education, Finance, Hospitality, housing rents, Ireland budget, land, landlords, medicines, old, Property, PUP, ROI Budget 2022, Taxation, tobacco, vehicles, VRT, Welfare
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I Am So Very Disappointed In Irish Government For Not Insisting On 14 Day Self Isolation Or Jail
Quarantine is a way to separate and to restrict movements of someone who may have been exposed to the virus to check if they become sick.The CDC recommends self-quarantine if a close contact of yours has confirmed case of COVID-19.Usually, … Continue reading
Posted in Advice, Blogs And Blogging, COVID-19, Health, Health & Safety, Healthcare, Ireland, Irish Economy, Irish People, Irish Politics, Travel
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Roadmap for reopening society and business #ROI
Published: 3 May 2020From: Department of the Taoiseach and Department of Health The Taoiseach has announced 2 changes to the restrictions put in place to protect us all from the spread of COVID-19 that will come into effect next Tuesday … Continue reading
Posted in Advice, Blogs And Blogging, Business, Children, Contact Tracing, COVID-19, Health, Healthcare, Ireland, Irish Economy, Irish People, Irish Politics
Tagged 10 August (phase 5), 18 May (phase 1), 20 July (phase 4), 29 June (phase 3), 8 June (phase 2), corona virus, covid19, Department of Health, Department of the Taoiseach, Ireland covid, lifting COVID-19 restrictions, lockdown, Roadmap for reopening Ireland, ROI
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Budget 2018 (ROI)
Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe’s Budget 2018 speech in the Dail on 10th October 2017 . “Budget day offers the opportunity to reflect on a journey made, to recognise both what our country has achieved and what we want to … Continue reading
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Budget 2016 (ROI)
Title: Budget 2016 Author: Citizens Information Board Full Text & Source: http://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/money_and_tax/budget_2016.html The Internet, Online, 19/10/2015 Sample Text Budget 2016 was announced on 13 October 2015. The main Budget changes that may affect people living in Ireland are set out … Continue reading
Posted in Allowances, Budget, Ireland, Irish Economy, Irish Politics, Tax and Taxation
Tagged Budget 2016, Citizens Information Board, Ireland budget
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Government of Ireland Websites
Title: Government of Ireland Websites Author: Ireland Full Text & Source: http://www.gov.ie/ The Internet, Online, 8/6/2015 Sample Text: Find any Irish government website Explore more than 400 services that you can access online today When looking for Irish Government information … Continue reading
Posted in Advice, Database, Education, Internet, Ireland, Irish Economy, Reading, Reference, Research, Revenue, Rights, Sites and Monuments, Statistics, Tax and Taxation, Tourism
Tagged Citizen's Information, Government of Ireland Websites, government websites, Ireland, Online government services
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Know Your Rights Ireland – Search Online
Title: Citizens Information Author: Citizens Information Board Full Text & Source: http://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/ The Internet, Online, 10/3/2015 Sample Text: Social Welfare Back to School Clothing and Footwear Allowance, Jobseeker’s Allowance, Child Benefit, Rent Supplement, One Parent Family Payment, Family Income Supplement, … Continue reading
Posted in Advice, Allowances, Benefits, Children, Consumer, Crime & Justice, Elections, Health, Health & Safety, Ireland, Irish Economy, Irish Politics, Law and Legislation, Men, Money, Parenting, Poverty, Reference, Research, Revenue, Rights, Sports, Tax and Taxation, Websites, Women, Work & Workers
Tagged advice, Consumer Affairs, Death and Bereavement, Education and Training, employment, Environment, Family and Relationships, Government in Ireland, Health, information, Justice, Know Your Rights, Money and Tax, Moving Country, Social Welfare, Travel and Recreation
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Advisory Group on Tax and Social Welfare
Title: Advisory Group on Tax and Social Welfare ; First Report: Child and Family Income Support Author: Ireland, Department of Social Protection Full Text & Source: http://www.welfare.ie/en/downloads/Advisory-Group-on-Tax-and-Social-Welfare-First-Report-Child-and-Family-Income-Support.pdf The Internet, Online, 10/3/2015 Sample Text The Group’s terms of reference are quite … Continue reading
Posted in Allowances, Benefits, Children, Family, Ireland, Irish Economy, Irish People, Irish Politics, Money, Revenue, Rights, Tax and Taxation
Tagged Advisory Group on Tax and Social Welfare, family income support, fFIS, First Report: Child and Family Income Support, Ireland child support
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Financial help with going to school
Title: Financial help with going to school (School Books Scheme) Author: Citizens Information Board Full Text & Source: http://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/education/primary_and_post_primary_education/educational_supports/school_books_scheme.html The Internet, Online, 21/2/2015 Sample Text Back to School Clothing and Footwear Allowance The Back to School Clothing and Footwear Allowance … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Children, Education, Ireland, Irish Economy, Money, Parenting, School
Tagged Citizens Information Board, Education, educational costs, School Books Scheme, school kids
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Money Guide Ireland – Saving You Money
Title: Money Guide Ireland – Saving You Money Author: Money Guide Ireland Full Text & Source: http://www.moneyguideireland.com/ Sample Text: Money Guide Ireland is an independent site , set up to provide financial tips for Irish consumers . We aim to … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Family, Finance/Banking, housekeeping, Ireland, Irish Economy, Money, Revenue
Tagged consumer guide, financial information, interest rates, Money Guide Ireland, Saving You Money
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Budget 2014: An Analysis
Budget 2014: An Analysis By Annette J Dunlea It was Ireland’s 7th austerity Budget. Howlin said that the expenditure measures he is announcing for 2014 amount to €1.6 billion out of an overall consolidation of some €2.5 billion. Not only … Continue reading
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Tagged Austerity, Budget 2014, Budget Eire, cutbacks Ireland, Ireland budget, Irish writers blogging
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The real cost of recession
The Human Cost Of Recession: Hardship And Budget 2014 by Annette J Dunlea Around 450,000 people in Ireland cannot afford to eat properly and families with children are much more likely to suffer, a new study has found.Almost two-thirds reported … Continue reading
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Tagged hardship, Ireland austerity, Irish writers blogging, old suffering, Poor Ireland, recession, young hungry
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Irish Economy 2013: Central Bank expects weak growth this year
Great Article From Finfacts Team On The Irish Central Bank
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Tagged Central Bank, economy, Irish Economy
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Ireland Needs A Bank Inquiry
The Time Has Come For A Bank Inquiry by Annette J Dunlea Probably the biggest economic story in Europe this week has been the release of recorded phone calls from 2008 between executives of the now-notorious Anglo Irish Bank. Anglo … Continue reading
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Back To Basics: Need Not Want Rules
Back To Basics: Need Not Want Rules By Annette J Dunlea Published In the Carrigdhoun Newspaper May 2013 p.18 Back to basics may seem a bit hippy dippy but with the austerity measures and new taxes and bills coming online … Continue reading
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Tagged austerity cuts, back to basics Ireland, basic needs, Ireland basics, Irish writers blogging, live frugally, need not want, poor, simply living
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Irish Charities
Inside Irish Charities: Some Interesting Facts by Annette J Dunlea Published In The Carrigdhoun Newspaper 8th June 2013 p.18 What do we know about Irish charities? 59,600 directors serve on the boards of Irish nonprofit companies. Board membership in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Charities Salaries, Charity Ireland, Funds Charity, Irish writers blogging
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The Collapse Of Croke Park 2–Why and What Next?
The Collapse of Croke Park 2: Enough Is Enough.Bankers And Politicians Please Come Forward by Annette J Dunlea Published In The Carrigdhoun Newspaper 11th May 2013 p.18 The proposals in Croke Park 2 were too harsh to be accepted by … Continue reading
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Tagged Croke Park 2 cuts, Croke Park 2 Ireland, Ireland cuts public service, Ireland Economics, Irish writers blogging
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