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'A pint for everyone': How the front pages are covering the Budget
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Tax cuts for some, miniature Irish flags for others.
Yesterday it emerged that the charity’s Irish operation would be wound down and its services transferred.
The area of Environment and Transportation accounted for more than half of the consultant fees paid out.
How much you spend on your campaign still plays a large role in determining whether you win a seat , writes Roslyn Fuller.
Around 3,000 adults and 1,100 children are currently being paid direct provision allowance.
It’s time to take the Financial Bleep Test.
According to a Christmas spending survey. And we all think we’re worse off than last year. Mind you, last year we felt the same way…
Irish adults spent an average of €297 on gifts last year.
“Today we reap the benefits of the hard work and resilience of the Irish people.”
Tax cuts and spending increases worth €3 billion will reportedly be unveiled – twice what was previously expected.
Instead of cutting taxes and USC, politicians should start spending more, writes Julien Mercille.
You might be able to refuse showing your card when shopping at some airports, but the DAA said it’s a boarding card scan is obligatory to make a purchase in their outlets.
People have been spending more money on clothes and shoes too…
A new report on consumer confidence has also identified the closure of Clerys as having a negative impact.
It’s estimated on average a prefab costs around €13,500 a year to rent.
They’ve put together a shopping list of demands for any new government.
Colm Keaveney said the situation leaves distressed people with “nowhere to go”.
A consumer sentiment survey also hinted that Irish household could boost spending in the coming year.
New figures today also show an increase of 6.4% in retail sales over the course of the year.
This was distributed among 71,800 recipients.
As more people get older, the Government have concerns about increasing expenditure.
Think you make your own decisions? Well, think again…
Though the presence of a skilled childbirth specialist can help.
But if you use a Leap card, you might be saving money.
Irish households are expected to spend an extra €650 to €750 in shops this month compared to other months this year.
€35 million is being ring-fenced for the area as part of Budget 2015, but organisations are concerned that’s still €15 million short of what should be spent.
Her Department’s being given €212 million in total to spend, as part of Budget 2015.
Because there are moments where you might want your money back.
The Finance Minister said that overspending by government poses the biggest threat to recovery.
The Department of Justice said there is a plan in place to end ‘slopping out’ in prisons by 2015.
Despite large sums in the bank, many depositors aren’t earning a lot through interest.
It could be a way of safeguarding health and impact on finances.
I can’t go into town at the moment. Don’t trust myself. It’s too dangerous.