Ireland’s €156bn tax windfall: Where has it gone?
Most of the excess receipts from corporate tax have disappeared into the budgetary ether, in some cases to overruns in Health
Ireland’s corporate tax receipts hit €156bn
Department of Finance figures show revenue from business levy advanced by more than 300% since 2015
Ireland’s infrastructure is 32% behind international peers, IMF finds
Study by Washington-based group flags major deficits in transport, housing and water
Irish economy grows at robust rate of 5% despite turmoil
CSO’s latest national accounts say growth was driven by ‘domestic-dominated sectors’
Irish rents rise by 115% since 2010, more than four times EU average
Eurostat report highlights rapid rise in cost of renting here since depths of financial crisis
Is Big Pharma’s powerful US lobby shielding Ireland from the worst of Donald Trump’s tariffs?
The best-financed lobbyists in the United States are protecting the pharmaceutical sector, but that may change
Evergreen corporate taxes insulate public finances from trade turmoil
Half-year exchequer numbers show another spike in receipts from business tax
Public finances boosted by another spike in corporate tax receipts
Latest half-year exchequer numbers indicate Government collected €7.4bn in corporate tax last month
Pace of IDA-sponsored investment accelerates despite threat of US tariffs
IDA’s latest half-year report shows agency supported 179 investments in six months to June
Ireland’s water infrastructure now main block on growth, committee hears
Irish Fiscal Advisory Council flags State’s oversubscribed water infrastructure as key risk
Investors and State tied to more than a fifth of home sales last year
CSO data indicate number of homes being purchased by non-households
Trump’s on-off tariff announcements now the main threat to global growth
Whiplash effect of US policies seen as limiting investment for now
Like Nixon before him, Trump is weakening the dollar in a bid to correct the US’s trade deficit
Trump is attempting to bend the global economy to his will but is being hamstrung by the US’s deteriorating fiscal metrics
ESRI cuts growth forecasts and warns of constraints to building projects
Think tank lowers growth outlook for economy on back of US trade policy uncertainty
Brexit was ‘single stupidest thing a country’s ever done’
US businessman and former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg links Ireland’s recent success to Brexit