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Ireland house prices: The salary needed to buy a home in each county amid surprising new Daft data

Property website Daft.ie has published its latest Ireland House Price report. Using its data, you can take a look at what salary you need to earn to buy a home in every county in Ireland

Irish Mirror

Budget 2023: One particular social welfare payment increase ruled out as Government gives update

Ahead of the official Budget 2023 announcement on Tuesday, the Minister for Social Protection gave an update on social welfare payments. Heather Humphreys also said a double child benefit payment is under consideration.

Irish Mirror

Pedestrian mowed down and cars rammed as gardai called to terrifying incident on busy Cork street

Gardai were called to the scene in Fermoy after a car drove down the busy town street, damaging a number of parked cars and hitting a pedestrian

Irish Mirror

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Leo Varadkar says everyone to get 'significant' cash boost that will be in their pockets in weeks

Speaking at a Fine Gael small business and enterprise conference, Tanaiste Leo Varadkar said: 'Measures being implemented this year will mean more money in people’s pockets; we know they need it.'

Irish Mirror

What is the average salary in Ireland and what's in Budget 2023 for the typical worker?

A cost of living package is set to provide some relief, with the average worker to benefit from once-off payments and some other increases

Irish Mirror

Killing Leprechauns: Irish satirist mines British ignorance in comedy podcast

Oliver Callan questions British comics on Irish history and current affairs and finds general response is obliviousness

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Budget 2023: Irish businesses may be in line for energy credits and other supports

As many Dublin businesses, particularly those in the retail and hospitality sectors, face into an uncertain winter with soaring energy bills they may receive much needed assistance

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Tanaiste confirms Budget 2023 measures just weeks away and will benefit millions

The Tanaiste suggested that those struggling will see more money “in their pockets and off their bills within weeks.”

Irish Mirror

Budget 2023: How possible measures could affect middle income earners on €35,000 to €50,000

A range of new measures have been discussed by the Government aimed at helping middle income earners who have been worst affected by the rise of inflation

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach and Tanaiste reveal how they're saving on energy use as bills surge

“We’re switching off the lights much more often, in the office as well. Very simple things can be done to reduce overall energy use and consumption.”

Irish Mirror

Budget 2023: How possible measures could affect middle income earners on €35,000 to €50,000

It's less than a week before Budget Day, and we look at what middle income earners can expect

Dublin Live

Agriculture Minister Charlie McConalogue says he 'knows farmers across the country are struggling'

'My focus as minister is to seek to continue to work with farm families now to support them into next year'

Irish Mirror

Will the pension age go up this year? All we know as new proposals brought forward

It is understood that Ms Humphreys will recommend a flexible pension age which will allow people to work beyond 66 years if they wish

Irish Mirror

Budget 2023: Everything we know as energy credits and Christmas bonuses among cost of living measures

The cost of living package is expected to cost at least €2 billion

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Irish Mirror

The Budget 2023 measures that could put hundreds of euros back in your pocket including lump sum payment

The cost-of-living package will be the biggest in Budget history with measures aimed at tackling the rising expenses in the areas of energy, tax and groceries.

Irish Mirror

Budget 2023: Updates on social welfare, once off payments and more as Government look to finalise cost-of-living package

Finance Minister Michael McGrath has pledged that every household in the country will benefit to some degree once plans are announced in just under two weeks

Dublin Live

Taoiseach confirms he had secret talks with Bertie Ahern for a year

The party leader who left in disgrace could be welcomed back with open arms

Irish Mirror

Paid under €50,000 a year in Ireland? These Budget 2023 measures could put more in your pocket

The cost of living package is expected to be at least €2billion when it is announced on September 27th - with at least half of that to be related to taxes.

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Social welfare payments could be doubled in 'once-off' measure to tackle cost of living crisis

Other proposals also being considered include a double payment of Child Benefit, the €200 electricity credit, a €100 lump sum for fuel allowance recipients and a one-off double Working Family Payment

Irish Mirror

Leo Varadkar says 'nothing off the table' as Government mulls energy price caps and rebates in Budget 2023

“All options are on the table, a cap, extra credits like we did earlier in the year, or a combination of the two"

Dublin Live

Dail erupts with laughter as Ceann Comhairle accidently 'promotes' Mary Lou McDonald to Taoiseach

The Sinn Fein leader joked she was "touched" by the "unparalleled vote of confidence"

Irish Mirror

All we know about Budget 2023 two weeks out - benefit for everyone, relief on bills and pre-Christmas bonus

Mr Martin gave his approval for more energy rebates instead of price caps - which is the route the UK is going down.

Irish Mirror

Everything you need to know as Dail returns including how it plans to tackle cost of living crisis

The Government is expected to put forward policies to help people with the rising cost of living during this Dail term, after refusing calls from the opposition to announce measures before the summer recess

Irish Mirror

Minimum wage set to go up by 80 cent amid claims hike ‘is an insult’ to Irish workers

People Before Profit described it as 'an insult' and are calling on the Government to introduce a minimum wage of €15 per hour

Irish Mirror

Boost for low earners, latest on electricity credit and Budget 2023 key points today

Spiralling energy bills, petrol pump hikes and record inflation has heaped the pressure onto the Government

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