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Ireland

Exchequer figures show Government tax revenue down €520m in January

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Economy Rebounds By Near Record 11.1% In Third Quarter
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Economy rebounds by near record 11.1% in third quarter

Wage Support Schemes Allowed Thousands To Return To Work, Says Donohoe
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Wage support schemes allowed thousands to return to work, says Donohoe

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Budget 2021: Aim To Give "Hope And Confidence" Says Mcgrath
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Budget 2021: aim to give "hope and confidence" says McGrath

Government Predicts Budget Deficit Of €21Bn This Year
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Government predicts budget deficit of €21bn this year

September Wage Subsidy Scheme Payment To Be Brought Forward
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September Wage Subsidy Scheme payment to be brought forward

Covid Spending Pushes State €9.4Bn Into The Red
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Covid spending pushes State €9.4bn into the red

Irish Economy To Shrink 2.5% This Year And Only Grow By 1.4% In 2021
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Irish economy to shrink 2.5% this year and only grow by 1.4% in 2021

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Varadkar: Covid Economic Recovery "Akin To A War" As Donohoe Chairs First Eurogroup Meeting
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Varadkar: Covid economic recovery "akin to a war" as Donohoe chairs first Eurogroup meeting

Ireland Records Largest Ever Quarterly Gdp Drop
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Ireland records largest ever quarterly GDP drop

No Plans To Increase Income Tax In Next Year’s Budget, Says Donohoe
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No plans to increase income tax in next year’s budget, says Donohoe

Revamped Wage Subsidy Scheme Being Introduced To Soften The Blow Of Brexit
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Revamped wage subsidy scheme being introduced to soften the blow of Brexit