Simon Harris

Negotiations at the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) continued late into Tuesday night before an agreement was reached at approximately 3.30am on Wednesdayplaceholder image

Strike called off as last minute deal averts nationwide disruption

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O’Donovan to return to work when new treatment has ‘bedded down’

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Finance Minister says his government will never abolish USC

Public Expenditure Minister Jack Chambers and Finance Minister Simon Harris with the Budget 2027placeholder image

Income tax changes and social welfare increases in Budget

Public Expenditure Minister Jack Chambers speaks to the media outside Leinster House, Dublin, following the announcement of Budget 2027placeholder image

Government not able to ‘fund and deliver’ 100 euro culture card

Public Expenditure Minister Jack Chambers and Finance Minister Simon Harris on Budget dayplaceholder image

Opposition parties accuse Government of ‘lack of honesty’ in Budget 2027

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Budget 2027 rent tax credit increase ‘a drop in the ocean’, according to renter

The Budget was announced on Tuesday afternoonplaceholder image

'Tax-free €50K': The little-known measures you missed in Budget 2027

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Budget 2027 Calculator - What will you get back in your pocket?

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Fuel excise hikes pushed back to February and cigarettes more expensive

Budget 2027 was announced on Tuesday, but who will benefit from the changes?placeholder image

Budget 2027: Tax cuts, welfare increases and new €500 payment

Budget 2027: All you need to know about fuel and energy measures for the year aheadplaceholder image

Budget 2027: All you need to know about fuel and energy measures

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Irish Government announces ‘optimistic’ Budget 2027

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WATCH LIVE: Budget 2027 announced with income tax and welfare boost

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Pension increases and cuts to childcare costs likely to feature in Budget 2027

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Budget 2027: From tax cuts to new supports - what we can expect

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Culture card ‘not dead in the water’, Tánaiste insists

The Government leadership met to finalise the Budget.

Cillian Sherlock, Press Association

Budget 2026 dominates headlines, but we must not forget that negotiations are continuing in Brusselsplaceholder image

'Money disappearing from farms doesn’t politely stop at the gate'

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Tánaiste urges those involved in Drumcree talks to ‘find way forward’

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O’Neill says she has not been contacted by police and does not expect arrest

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Government could have seen record number in energy arrears coming – Doherty

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Garvaghy Road residents to ‘mobilise’ if parade approved

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Tánaiste questions fuel excise increase in November

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Tánaiste calls for ‘balance’ in privacy and AI advancement

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School meals scheme to be overhauled as reviews find 100,000 meals wasted daily

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Rent tax credit will be increased, Taoiseach says

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Meeting an opportunity for initial views on energy windfall tax – Simon Harris

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Taoiseach signals cut to tax on home heating oil in Budget

Micheál Martin said the Government is ‘conscious’ of the global impacts on fuel and on energy prices.

Cate McCurry, Press Association

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‘People are entitled to protest’: Taoiseach on criticism from President’s sister

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Trump makes announcement on whiskey tariffs as he brings Irish visit to a close

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Trump continues visit to Ireland amid row over Irish unity remarks

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Trump continues Irish visit at golf tournament

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Thousands take part in protests against Donald Trump’s visit to Ireland

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Donald Trump meets Irish president Catherine Connolly at start of two-day visit

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IN PICTURES: US President Donald Trump lands in Ireland

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US President Donald Trump arrives in Ireland for two-day visit

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US President Donald Trump set to touch down in Ireland

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Ryanair boss refuses to apologise for ‘high-fare rapists’ comment

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Rent tax credit increase ‘looked upon positively’, Tánaiste says

Trump will be in Ireland on September 12 and 13placeholder image

Trump visit involves ‘one of biggest’ policing operations in Ireland

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‘Argument’ for expanding fuel allowance, Tánaiste says

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Transport Secretary joins criticism of Ryanair chief’s ‘rapist’ comments

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Income tax changes worth more than a few hundred euro, Tánaiste says

Ryanair chief executive Michael O’Leary at the Ryanair AGMplaceholder image

Ryanair chief’s ‘rapists’ comments inappropriate, Irish deputy premier says

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Different perspectives on stamp duty ‘healthy’, Jack Chambers says

Bord Gáis Energy announced an increase to its pricesplaceholder image

Bord Gáis Energy announces gas and electricity price increases from October

Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonaldplaceholder image

Parties failing to prepare for united Ireland ‘living in a fool’s paradise’

Tánaiste Simon Harrisplaceholder image

Tánaiste pushes back on Fianna Fáil stamp duty proposal

Taoiseach Micheal Martinplaceholder image

Taosieach expects briefing on drone sighting before Trump visit

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Taoiseach dismisses call for mediator in criminal legal aid dispute

Jack Chambersplaceholder image

Chambers cautions ‘honest’ and ‘modest’ expectations for Budget

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‘Very significant resources’ in policing Trump visit, Taoiseach says

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Taoiseach supports proposal to scrap stamp duty for first-time buyers

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Donald Trump expected to meet President Catherine Connolly

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Taoiseach does not rule out cutting excise on alcohol

Ireland's foreign affairs minister Helen McEnteeplaceholder image

Irish minister says there ‘will be a border poll’ on united Ireland in future

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State-backed investment account could be made available to children in future

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