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Budget 2023: Everything we know as energy credits and Christmas bonuses among cost of living measures

The cost of living package is expected to cost at least €2 billion

Dublin Live

The Budget 2023 measures that could put hundreds of euros back in your pocket including lump sum payment

The cost-of-living package will be the biggest in Budget history with measures aimed at tackling the rising expenses in the areas of energy, tax and groceries.

Irish Mirror

Budget 2023: Updates on social welfare, once off payments and more as Government look to finalise cost-of-living package

Finance Minister Michael McGrath has pledged that every household in the country will benefit to some degree once plans are announced in just under two weeks

Irish Mirror

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Taoiseach confirms he had secret talks with Bertie Ahern for a year

The party leader who left in disgrace could be welcomed back with open arms

Dublin Live

Paid under €50,000 a year in Ireland? These Budget 2023 measures could put more in your pocket

The cost of living package is expected to be at least €2billion when it is announced on September 27th - with at least half of that to be related to taxes.

Irish Mirror

Social welfare payments could be doubled in 'once-off' measure to tackle cost of living crisis

Other proposals also being considered include a double payment of Child Benefit, the €200 electricity credit, a €100 lump sum for fuel allowance recipients and a one-off double Working Family Payment

Irish Mirror

Leo Varadkar says 'nothing off the table' as Government mulls energy price caps and rebates in Budget 2023

“All options are on the table, a cap, extra credits like we did earlier in the year, or a combination of the two"

Irish Mirror

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Dail erupts with laughter as Ceann Comhairle accidently 'promotes' Mary Lou McDonald to Taoiseach

The Sinn Fein leader joked she was "touched" by the "unparalleled vote of confidence"

Dublin Live

All we know about Budget 2023 two weeks out - benefit for everyone, relief on bills and pre-Christmas bonus

Mr Martin gave his approval for more energy rebates instead of price caps - which is the route the UK is going down.

Irish Mirror

Everything you need to know as Dail returns including how it plans to tackle cost of living crisis

The Government is expected to put forward policies to help people with the rising cost of living during this Dail term, after refusing calls from the opposition to announce measures before the summer recess

Irish Mirror

Minimum wage set to go up by 80 cent amid claims hike ‘is an insult’ to Irish workers

People Before Profit described it as 'an insult' and are calling on the Government to introduce a minimum wage of €15 per hour

Irish Mirror

Boost for low earners, latest on electricity credit and Budget 2023 key points today

Spiralling energy bills, petrol pump hikes and record inflation has heaped the pressure onto the Government

Irish Mirror

Minimum wage reportedly set to rise as Government to sign off on change for 2023

Officials raised the wage at the beginning of 2022 by 80c to its' current rate of €10.50 an hour for anyone aged 20 or over.

Irish Mirror

Will I be getting money for my electricity bill in October? Fresh Budget 2023 update for homeowners

Taoiseach Micheál Martin confirmed that the electricity credits which are expected before Christmas and in the new year will be given to everyone

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Irish Mirror

Fine Gael support drops to lowest ever level as Sinn Fein remain most popular party

Leo Varadkar's party now trail Sinn Fein by 17 points, with 70% of people struggling to make ends meet

Irish Mirror

Everything we expect Budget 2023 to contain as multiple supports on the way for millions

From sky-high energy bills to the cost of children’s expenses and rent, plans are in motion to ensure the appropriate supports target these areas

Irish Mirror

Government predict €6,000 energy bills as Varadkar promises to 'soften the blow' of rising costs

“We’re here to help, we’re here to make sure that we can soften the blow significantly of the rising cost of living”

Irish Mirror

Irish households could be in for two cash boosts to help with rising energy costs

Leo Varadkar today said he was very conscious about high utility bills landing 'every few months'

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Reuters

Irish coalition to discuss Eurogroup chief conundrum, deputy prime minister says

Ireland's deputy prime minister said on Friday that coalition leaders will shortly discuss how Dublin might remain as chair of the influential Eurogroup of euro zone finance ministers ahead of a cabinet reshuffle.

Insider UK

EnerMech invests €9.2 million in first Irish facility, creating 170 jobs

The move to an Athlone business park is backed by the Irish Government

Irish Mirror

Leo Varadkar outlines three supports that could be coming down the line amid rising cost of living

Ahead of Fine Gael’s meeting in Kilkenny today, Leo Varadkar has outlined a number of measures the party are considering to help with the rising cost of living

The Guardian - UK

Irish and Northern Irish leaders hail Queen’s contribution to peace

Loyalists and unionists grieve as politicians remember late monarch’s historic 2011 visit to Ireland

The Guardian - UK

EU braces for bruising battle with UK over Northern Ireland protocol

What could happen if Liz Truss triggers article 16 – and will it increase Brexit hostilities?

The Independent UK

How Boris Johnson became the architect of his own downfall

From winning an election promising to ‘get Brext done’ through Covid-19 and Partygate, the former prime minister made plenty of mistakes, writes Andrew Woodcock. Now he has been replaced by Liz Truss

The Independent UK

How Boris Johnson became the architect of his own downfall

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