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Revenue took in almost €700m in unpublished tax settlements last year

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Trump’s Tariffs Could See Up To 25,000 Fewer Jobs Created In Ireland
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Trump’s tariffs could see up to 25,000 fewer jobs created in Ireland

Donohoe Refuses To Rule Out Recession As He Reveals Impact Of Tariffs On Ireland
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Donohoe refuses to rule out recession as he reveals impact of tariffs on Ireland

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Minister Says Sticking To 5% Spending Rule Would Pose Risk To Public Services
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Minister says sticking to 5% spending rule would pose risk to public services

Budget To Take Place One Week Earlier Than Usual, Fuelling Speculation Over Autumn Election
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Budget to take place one week earlier than usual, fuelling speculation over autumn election

Department Of Finance Expects €8.6Bn Budget Surplus This Year
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Department of Finance expects €8.6bn budget surplus this year

Government To Introduce Measures To Help Struggling Businesses
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Government to introduce measures to help struggling businesses

Nama Projected To Return Almost €5Bn To Exchequer
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Nama projected to return almost €5bn to Exchequer

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Latest Figures Show 5.5% Rise In Tax Revenue In First Two Months Of Year
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Latest figures show 5.5% rise in tax revenue in first two months of year

Domestic Economic Growth Slowed More Than Expected In 2023, Figures Show
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Domestic economic growth slowed more than expected in 2023, figures show

‘Transformative’ Effect Of Ai On Irish Workforce Examined By Government
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‘Transformative’ effect of AI on Irish workforce examined by Government

Irish Public Debt Of €42,000 Per Person ‘Very Significant’ For Small Country
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Irish public debt of €42,000 per person ‘very significant’ for small country