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# Budget 2014

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Micheál Martin criticises party politics and Budget leaks
Column: 'It is essential that we push ahead with the €3.1bn budget cut'
No cuts to primary spending, taxes for wealthy and a €4.5 billion stimulus - ICTU publishes budget plan
Here's how much would be raised if income tax increased for earners over €100k
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Wealth tax? Probably not going to happen, says Michael Noonan
Howlin: We want to ensure a 'basic threshold of decency' in Budget 2014
TD accused of 'recycling' two-year-old list of education cuts
Column: I hope I hold on to my health – I don’t think I can afford to get sick
Column: Pre-Budget politics - lies, damned lies and a gullible public
Sinn Féin wants an 'easier budget' with adjustment of less than €3.1 billion
Is ice-cream part of the tourism industry?
Labour and Fine Gael junior ministers at odds over Budget 2014 plans
SIPTU President claims austerity is leading to 'Americanisation of Europe'
More off-licences expected to close if government refuses to reduce excise duty
Central Bank cuts growth forecast and tells govt: Don't ease-up on austerity
Minister: No one wants to cut child benefit, but it can’t be ruled out
'Moving away from austerity is the sensible action' - former IMF mission chief
'No discussion' on cutting Child Benefit in Budget 2014
No more "difficult budgets" after this year – Taoiseach
How would the Minister for Finance describe Ireland in one word? Debt.
Richard Bruton: I'm not going to raise the minimum wage
IBEC wants the government to drop planned tax hikes
How much does it cost you to send your child to school?
Burton will look to protect core welfare payments
Noonan: Banking prosecutors are being cautious because they don't want to blow the case
Oireachtas agenda: Budget 2014 (yes, already) and Dáil scrapping Seanad?
Tax cuts 'unlikely' in this year's budget
The IMF wants Budget 2014 to ignore the promissory note deal
"Are things tough? Yes they are" - Burton on Budget 2014
EU will inspect Ireland’s finances for decades after bailout, under new rules
'Time to ease off on austerity and abandon planned tax hikes' - IBEC
Labour conference to be held in November despite calls for earlier date
Fiscal council finds 'wiggle room' on Budget targets - but wants full cuts
Noonan confirms Budget 2014 to be brought forward to October
IBEC appeals for 'no more taxes' to try and ease austerity