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Donohoe Warned Plan To Remove Vat From Newspapers Only Would Cause 'Serious Problems'
Ireland

Donohoe warned plan to remove VAT from newspapers only would cause 'serious problems'
Almost Half Of Mortgage Holders Did Not Compare Offers – Survey
Ireland

Almost half of mortgage holders did not compare offers – survey
Government Announces New Cost-Of-Living Measures
Ireland

Government announces new cost-of-living measures
Hotels Federation Hopeful Government Will Not Return To 13.5% Vat Rate
Ireland

Hotels federation hopeful Government will not return to 13.5% VAT rate
National Debt Stands At €44,000 Per Person, Figures Show
Ireland

National debt stands at €44,000 per person, figures show
Video: Appeal For Refugee Accommodation; Tánaiste Holds Talks In Belfast
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Video: Appeal for refugee accommodation; Tánaiste holds talks in Belfast
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Irish Corporate Tax Boom Breaks More Records In November
Ireland

Irish corporate tax boom breaks more records in November
Substantial Tax Reforms ‘One Way’ To Wean Ireland Off Corporate Tax – Watchdog
Ireland

Substantial tax reforms ‘one way’ to wean Ireland off corporate tax – watchdog
Lack Of Executive Compounding Stormont’s Budgetary Problems – Watchdog
Ireland

Lack of executive compounding Stormont’s budgetary problems – watchdog
Michael Mcgrath: Ó Broin's Withdrawal Of Claim About Civil Servant Is Welcome
Ireland

Michael McGrath: Ó Broin's withdrawal of claim about civil servant is welcome
Bank Of Ireland Returns To Full Private Ownership
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Bank of Ireland returns to full private ownership
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Corporate Tax Receipts Make Up €1 In Every €4 Collected, Highest Ever Share
Ireland

Corporate tax receipts make up €1 in every €4 collected, highest ever share
Exchequer Records €6.3 Billion Surplus
Ireland

Exchequer records €6.3 billion surplus
Investment Spurs Domestic Economy In Second Quarter
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Investment spurs domestic economy in second quarter
Sme Investment Dropped Since Pandemic, Hospitality And Retail Sectors Among Hardest Hit
Ireland

SME investment dropped since pandemic, hospitality and retail sectors among hardest hit
Cost-Of-Living Budget Brought Forward To September Amid Strong Tax Receipts
Ireland

Cost-of-living budget brought forward to September amid strong tax receipts
‘The Days Of Cheap Funding Are Going’: Donohoe Concerned Over Rising Cost Of Borrowing
Ireland

‘The days of cheap funding are going’: Donohoe concerned over rising cost of borrowing
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