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Paul Lenehan outside his restaurant

Minimum wage increase to ‘wipe out’ VAT savings according to a restaurant owner

Person Smoking

Fuel excise hikes pushed back to February and cigarettes more expensive

Three children among group deported to Georgia at cost of 225,000 euro

Simon Harris

‘Argument’ for expanding fuel allowance, Tánaiste says

EU referendum

VAT differential on island of Ireland ‘putting NI businesses under pressure’

Labour's Ged Nash (Niall Carson/PA)

Workers ‘mogged’ in budget, says slang-wielding Labour TD

People at a restaurant

Treasury minister signals no special VAT cut for Northern Ireland hospitality

Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan speaks to journalists

South Africans deported from Ireland on charter flight, minister says

VAT cut welcome but ‘pity’ not introduced sooner, hotel manager says

Cork restaurant owner welcomes ‘relief’ of VAT cut for hospitality

Donohoe and Chambers set to reveal Budget

Peter Burke expects VAT reduction as part of plan to support tourism

Cheaper pints and Irish sea border in Aontu’s ‘common sense’ manifesto

Give us a chance to sort out housing and deliver 9% VAT rate, McDonald says

Ballinamere NS intends to introduce hot meals at the school

Strict standards for introduction of hot meals at Offaly School

Some people won't get €250 energy credit automatically - they must do two things

€324k funding announced to support parish halls and community centres in Louth

€125 energy credit to come off bills in days but there's a catch for some people
The Government announced two energy credits of €125 each as part of Budget 2025
Justin Kelly

Oat flat whites and almond lattes spared from VAT increase

Heads up homeowners - Households set for cash boost as energy credit calls consi...

Hundreds of hospitality businesses close due to the VAT rate increasing

Pictured at the ‘Supporting Irish Hospitality’ event were (l. to r.) Senator Garret Ahearn (Tipperary), Richard Gleeson (Dooks Fine Foods Tipperary), John Clendennen (VFI President).

Hospitality leaders urge Government to reinstate 9% VAT on food services

Latest figures show 5.5% rise in tax revenue in first two months of year

Sir Ernest Shackleton’s Polar Medal to leave UK unless bought domestically

Worst appliances adding €100 to your electricity bill are not what you'd expect

Latest electricity and gas price cut set to benefit 300,000 customers

When the Covid-19 pandemic hit things got tough, but the State subsidies from government were “really strong and kept a lot of businesses afloat, including us”, he told the PA news agency.

‘The riots were the final nail’: Dublin restaurant owner on business challenges

All you need to know about €70k vacant property grants after Room To Improve cas...

First Drive: The new Isuzu D-Max is a pick-up truck that is ready for a challeng...

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DPD Ireland in delivery payment scam warning during busy Christmas period
Releasing a statement DPD said: "Please be mindful that fraudsters are capitalising at present
Rebecca Lenihan

'Unforgettable weekend': Other Voices reveal first wave of artists for Dingle Di...

Disabled drivers left deeply frustrated as Medical Board of Appeal remains empty

Wetherspoons dropping food and drink prices for a day to highlight tax burden

O’Brien ‘not looking for’ construction sector VAT reduction

1000 disabled drivers waiting for a permit following resignation of appeals boar...

Irish drinkers cut back on beer as sales of zero alcohol rises

New scheme offers thousands to ready vacant farmhouses for refurbishment

Drinkaware release calculator to keep tabs on your drinking this Bank Holiday Weekend

Almost three-quarters of non-Dublin pubs say they have recovered from pandemic

Govt may have to provide further measures to ease cost of living crisis - financ...

Haircut costs ‘will increase’ if special hospitality VAT rate given the chop

Do you think hairdressers should be allowed to reopen for people who are fully vaccinated?

Irish hairdressers call on govt to scrap 'unjust' plan to raise VAT rate

Government to consider extending cost-of-living support measures beyond February

Some cost-of-living support measures will have to be extended, says Tanaiste

Irish Heart Foundation Resuscitation Manager, Brigid Sinnott, with Community First Responders (CFR) Ireland chairperson, John Fitzgerald. Photo: Justin Farrelly.

Removal of VAT on defibrillators urged to end a 'tax on saving lives'

Cost of home heating oil falls but is still nearly double last year's price

Relief for motorists as petrol and diesel prices drop

Cost of National Children's Hospital to rise by over €50m due to inflation

Cost of National Children's Hospital to rise by another staggering amount due to...

Inflation to increase National Children’s Hospital costs by €51 million

Petrol and diesel charges reach record highs after two week surge

Hospitality VAT rate of 9% to be extended for another six months

Reduced VAT rate for hospitality set to continue

Tullamore harbour is an Offaly County Council opportunity site

Consultants sought to develop Masterplan for harbour and vision for Tullamore up...

Tullamore harbour is an Offaly County Council opportunity site

Consultants sought to develop Masterplan for harbour and vision for Tullamore up...

Tullamore harbour is an Offaly County Council opportunity site

Consultants sought to develop Masterplan for harbour and vision for Tullamore up...

VAT cut won't be added to home heating oil

Only ‘uncertainty’ for the rest of the year, Taoiseach warns of economic outlook

Ireland in discussions with EU on fuel VAT reduction

Govt urged to cut VAT and excise on fuel and home heating oil

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