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Tempers flare in Dail as Government relaxes rules around bankers’ pay and bonuses

Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has defended the Government’s controversial decision to remove the €500,000 salary caps for some bankers as well as reinstating bonuses of up to €20,000. Tempers flared in the Dáíl over the decision on Tuesday aftern

Irish Mirror

Irish government relaxes rules around bankers’ pay and bonuses

Salary pay caps of 500,000 euro at Bank of Ireland are to be relaxed based on concerns about retaining staff.

The Independent UK

It may be hard to stomach, but the loosening of restrictions on bankers’ pay was on the cards

Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe probably would have preferred to be at least a minority shareholder in AIB and Permanent TSB before facing the thorny question of increasing bankers’ pay.

Irish Independent

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Mortgage misery for thousands as Start and county councils hike interest rates

Thousands of people whose mortgages are handled by Start are being hit with huge interest rate hikes, while local authorities are also raising the rates on home loans they have issued.

Irish Independent

Ministers meet East Wall, Dublin residents protesting over arrival of hundreds of Ukrainian refugees into their community

Hundreds of people have turned out at protests and joined local residents in expressing their opposition to the Government’s move over the past fortnight

Irish Mirror

Paschal Donohoe faces no challengers for Eurogroup job

Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has emerged as the only candidate to succeed himself as Eurogroup head.

Irish Independent

Ireland's Donohoe unopposed in bid for second term as Eurogroup Chief

Irish Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe is on course to be elected president of the Eurogroup in December for the second time after the group of euro zone finance ministers on Thursday said no one else had applied for the job.

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Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe says tech sector here has ‘a bright future’ as he announces tax breaks for video games developers

Finance Minister Pachal Donohoe has dampened fears of a tech jobs collapse, saying the sector is still “massively bigger” than it was two years ago.

Irish Independent

Tax credit for video game development hopes to promote creativity

A new 32% tax credit for video game companies is hoped to promote creativity in the industry and attract gaming studios to Ireland.

Irish Independent

Ministers react to brutal Garda assault and indicate support for tougher crackdown on crime

The two senior Government members were speaking in the wake of the shocking and brutal assault of two Garda members out on the beat in Dublin city centre over the weekend

Irish Mirror

Paschal Donohoe submits candidacy for second term as president of Eurogroup

The finance minister said he has received “positive support” from other EU countries for a second term as Eurogroup head.

Irish Independent

Simon Harris: Return to health minister role ‘highly unlikely’

Simon Harris has avoided speculating on whether he will be moved in the upcoming Cabinet reshuffle – but added that a return to the Department of Health would be “highly unlikely”.

Irish Independent

Ferghal Blaney: Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael could put aside century-old differences and form official union

"Who would be surprised if the pair put their century-old differences behind them and shacked up together for good?"

Irish Mirror

The UK has just proved that a sky-high housing market cannot cope with high interest rates

A range of data published last week painted a lurid picture of the UK housing market on the brink of collapse, following the fall-out from Kwasi Kwarteng’s disastrous mini-budget.

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Ireland has raked in billions from tech giants. But what if the golden goose flies the nest?

The republic’s welcoming corporate tax policy has been a success, but it depends heavily on just a few big names

Irish Independent

Michael McGrath backs Paschal Donohoe to remain Eurogroup president

Minister for Public Expenditure Michael McGrath has said he supports the decision to nominate Paschal Donohoe as Eurogroup president.

Irish Independent

Further tech job losses loom with Zendesk warning of fresh lay-offs

More multinational tech jobs are to be lost in Dublin, with US software firm Zendesk telling its 600 staff here that 5pc of global employees are to be laid off.

Irish Independent

Davy calls for buybacks to slash the State’s stake in AIB

The country’s largest stockbroker has called for a change of strategy to accelerate the privatisation of AIB after more than a decade of State ownership.

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Irish Independent

State ‘making progress’ recovering taxpayer funds used to rescue banks – Donohoe

Paschal Donohoe said the state is making progress in recovering taxpayers’ funds used to rescue banks after it sold off another part of its stake in AIB.

Irish Independent

Ireland a ‘recession risk’ as global slowdown hits home, Paschal Donohoe warns

“Recession is a risk” for the Irish economy due to a tech sector slowdown and gloomier global growth, the finance minister has said.

Irish Independent

Government to sell €400m AIB stake

THE Government has announced a plan to sell another 5pc of AIB’s shares in a move that will cut taxpayers’ stake in the bank to 57pc.

Irish Independent

Belgium publicly backs Paschal Donohoe’s second term as Eurogroup chief

Euro finance ministers have hailed Paschal Donohoe’s leadership of the 19-member Eurogroup as they begin talks on his bid for a second term.

Irish Independent

Twitter jobs cuts could be tip of the iceberg for Ireland as several Big Tech firms scale back

Are hundreds of Irish Twitter job losses the tipping point for a deeper tech recession that could leave Ireland badly exposed?

Dublin Live

Donohoe to be nominated for Eurogroup presidency despite Fianna Fáil unease

Key roles in such a small country as Ireland should not be given up lightly, warns Tánaiste Leo Varadkar

Irish Independent

Donohoe to be nominated for Eurogroup presidency despite upcoming rotation

Finance minister Paschal Donohoe is to be nominated for a second term as president of the Eurogroup, the Irish Government has confirmed.

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