‘What we need to do now is work with the United States on the issues they’ve raised,’ Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe said.

Paschal Donohoe said he ‘profoundly disagrees’ with Donald Trump’s comments about the war in Ukraine and his attack on President Volodymyr Zelensky.

Paschal Donohoe said such tax reliefs harmed housing delivery in Ireland for many years.

Deputy John Clendennen was speaking after Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe said the nine per cent rate will be announced at the next Budget.

Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe said he couldn’t speculate on what US products the EU could buy more of to help avert a trade war.

Here, we have a look at the topics likely to dominate political discourse in the week to come

The State has cut its shareholding in AIB Group to 12.5 per cent

Here, we have a look at the issues likely to dominate political discourse in the week ahead

Pearse Doherty had accused Paschal Donohoe of ‘chickening out’ of a Virgin Media TV debate.

Mr Trump said he would sign an executive order imposing the new tariffs on his first day of administration.

The two men are due to take part in a different debate on Wednesday.

The Taoiseach said Ireland needed the next government to ‘hit the ground running’.

The Public Expenditure Minister has come under scrutiny from the opposition over the February 2022 meeting with the airline chief.

The Sinn Féin leader has rejected claims that her party intends to ‘raid’ billions of euro set aside in rainy day funds.

Simon Harris and candidates in the Dublin Central constituency have criticised the gangland figure’s expected election bid.

After much speculation, crime boss Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch has confirmed he will run in the general election

Paschal Donohoe has said there are likely to be some people who would vote for Gerry ‘The Monk’ Hutch if he does decide to run in the upcoming general election

Paschal Donohoe said he believed it was important that existing agencies can show they are using taxpayers’ money well.

Previously unreleased internal briefings said that a prosecution under the Electoral Act could not take place more than five years after an offence was alleged to have happened.

It was rumoured at the weekend that Gerry ‘The Monk’ Hutch may run as an election candidate in the Dublin Central constituency.

Holly Cairns said ministers have tried to ‘splash cash around indiscriminately’.

Business groups have criticised a lack of support in Budget 2025 for small to medium-sized businesses.

Paschal Donohoe said it would be ‘appropriate’ for details about Brian Stanley’s resignation to be given to the Public Accounts committee.

Paschal Donohoe said while he was not involved in the decision and did not approve the spending, he ‘accepts responsibility’ as a finance minister

The watchdog also said that only half of the Government’s 2.1 billion euro of cost-of-living measures were targeted.

The biggest budget in the history of the State has been unveiled, the last before an upcoming General Election.

It was reported that then finance minister Paschal Donohoe had a ‘secret phone call’ in 2019 with his Israeli counterpart.

The record allocation will facilitate the largest-ever investment in sports facilities in communities in Ireland.

The projected costs of the National Children’s Hospital have spiralled to €2.2 billion.

The Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform denied that measures in the spending plan would be influenced by electoral considerations.

The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council (Ifac) warned that the health overspend could go above €2 billion this year.

Licence fee sales dropped during a major financial scandal at RTÉ.

Large landlords account for more than one in five private tenancies in Dublin.

Minister for Finance Jack Chambers said the spending rule had ‘anchored fiscal discipline’ within the Government.

Minister for Public Expenditure Paschal Donohoe said the deal aims to get ‘the balance right’ on funding the health service

Here, we have a look at the topics likely to dominate political discourse in the week to come

The public expenditure minister made the admission at the National Economic Dialogue in Dublin.

An Irish Times/Ipsos B&A opinion poll showed Fine Gael is on 23 per cent, Sinn Féin is on 23 per cent and Fianna Fáil at 20 per cent.

A report was launched on Wednesday making recommendations on ensuring politicians’ safety and wellbeing.

The Fine Gael minister said he has been threatened on a ‘small number of occasions’ and that the intensity of the threats had increased recently

The livestream between Dublin and New York has been switched off temporarily.

Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform Paschal Donohoe indicated this will take place ‘within weeks’.

Constituents have labelled proposed hate speech legislation "authoritarian" and complained to TDs that it will make Ireland a "police state"