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# Michael McGrath

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€81,000 salary hike for senior Department of Health role 'right decision', says Minister
Ministers confident of financial 'firepower' to withstand Covid-19 in 2021 despite €19 billion deficit last year
Public sector staff to get 1% pay rise next year - with another to follow in 2022
Talks on new public service pay agreement to start this week
Never the intention that mother and baby home legislation would cause 'such anxiety and anger', says minister
Stay and Spend Scheme 'here to stay', say ministers
Third-level students: €50 million fund created to help students switch to online learning
Most people on the Pandemic Unemployment Payment will get a Christmas bonus
Incomings and outgoings: Here is a very (very) basic guide to the State's finances
Budget 2021 will be revealed today - here's a look at how things will unfold
Just a few days out from the Budget, what can we expect?
Minister says Covid-19 numbers are 'deeply concerning and the current trend is not sustainable'
Exchequer deficit for 2020 now €9.4bn as Finance Minister reaffirms pledge of no income tax increase in Budget
Budget will be based on the assumption of no deal Brexit, say ministers
Dáil approves €16,000 top-up payments for 'super junior' ministers amid criticism
Extra bank holiday not ruled out as tourism industry says Covid-19 impact has been 'catastrophic'
Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil TDs to discuss forming coalition after leaders sign off on 'foundation document'
'To go to the very top with your club, nothing tops it' - through the years with Galway's Hopper McGrath
'A bit surreal,' as four Sarsfields sisters and their dad finally taste All-Ireland success
'I'd be happier if we won it for him' - seeking glory for Galway club with two-time All-Ireland winner Dad
Government accused of 'washing its hands' of pledge to publish insurance claims database
PTSB boss says it has 500 vacant properties on its books
Almost 7,000 loans in arrears held by 'unregulated loan owners'
€5m fund means charities can claim VAT relief for the first time from January
Remaining motorists affected by Setanta Insurance collapse should get their money by Christmas
'We own some of the banks, but we don't run the banks': Minister says government can't stop vulture fund sales
'Where's Paschal?': Calls for political leadership as PTSB mortgage sale to vulture fund to proceed
Calls for Dáil to be recalled after PTSB sell thousands of home loans to vulture fund
PTSB sells thousands of home loan mortgages to vulture fund
12 months on, Sarsfields' Sister Act and their dad seek All-Ireland redemption
Protesters deliver a coffin to the door of PTSB, as government agrees to regulate vulture funds
Minister concedes homeowners who engaged with PTSB may not have deals honoured
'Many have made no payments at all for years': PTSB defends controversial €3.7 billion mortgage sell off
Woman has lost over €100,000 since car accident affected by Setanta collapse
Tracker mortgage scandal could end up costing "in excess of €1 billion"
Former Setanta policyholders worried they're 'personally on the hook' for outstanding claims
'If famous people are not paying their fair share of tax, only ordinary people will suffer'
Tracker mortgage motion which will ban bonuses for bankers to be backed by government
'I found myself shouting at the radio': War of words between Doherty and O'Dea on pension motion
Fianna Fáil on Budget 2018: Tax cuts will be 'modest' while social welfare increases 'won't be miserly'