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Government removes interest charged on warehoused tax debt

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State To Build Capital Spending Buffer As Part Of Savings Strategy
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State to build capital spending buffer as part of savings strategy

Government To Breach Own Spending Rules Again With 6.1% Increase In Next Budget
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Government to breach own spending rules again with 6.1% increase in next budget

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Government Announces New Cost-Of-Living Measures
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Government announces new cost-of-living measures

Hotels Federation Hopeful Government Will Not Return To 13.5% Vat Rate
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Hotels federation hopeful Government will not return to 13.5% VAT rate

Irish Corporate Tax Boom Breaks More Records In November
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Irish corporate tax boom breaks more records in November

Bank Of Ireland Returns To Full Private Ownership
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Bank of Ireland returns to full private ownership

Investment Spurs Domestic Economy In Second Quarter
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Investment spurs domestic economy in second quarter

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Cost-Of-Living Budget Brought Forward To September Amid Strong Tax Receipts
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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
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‘The days of cheap funding are going’: Donohoe concerned over rising cost of borrowing

State Records Deficit Of €1.1 Billion Up To The End Of April
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State records deficit of €1.1 billion up to the end of April

State Tax Receipts Jump 20% To €10.1Bn
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State tax receipts jump 20% to €10.1bn