Wednesday 6 July, 2022
Taoiseach Micheál Martin faced more calls for an emergency budget today.
The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council urged the government to properly factor in the cost of major health, climate and defence plans.
“The easy thing is to talk about money. It is not what has got us here,” said Howe.
Financial expert David Quinn says it’s tricky at the moment as the cost of living rises – but there are little changes you can make to help your pocket.
The42 takes a closer look at some significant sponsorship announcements for camogie teams and what it means for women’s sport in Ireland.
City reported club record revenue of £569.8 million which is a 19% increase on the previous year.
The funding is intended to help sports organisations to recover and grow post pandemic.
The Irish Fiscal Council says the current over-reliance on corporation tax needs to be addressed.
No one had won the game’s grand prize since 5 June.
Buy now, pay later service Klarna is currently hiring for its Dublin office.
The Lyon player had previously been sponsored by Nike’s rival Puma.
‘Our sport is facing an unprecedented challenge brought about by the Covid-19 crisis.’
Djokovic, Federer and Nadal have been looking into organising financial aid for others.
The estimate was set out in a letter from chief executive Richard Masters.
The club say they will be paid 100% of their salaries to ensure no member of staff is financially disadvantaged
Pensioners and people with disabilities who are living alone are the main cohort of social welfare recipients to benefit.
From the Cuban Missile Crisis to Roger Casement statues, the Department of Finance is involved in nearly every government decision.
Minister Paschal Donohoe said prudent management of the public finances in needed.
Liverpool star Virgil van Dijk had some advice for the world’s most expensive defender.
‘Sports Extra’ will carry BT Sport and Premier Sport in Ireland, meaning a record 233 Premier League matches will be available live.
Ireland has paid €60 billion interest on its national debt over the last 10 years.
The sector with the lowest recorded hourly earnings was Accommodation and Food at €12.54 per hour.
Membership of Club Ireland is on sale from today.
Páirc Uí Rinn will host the county’s remaining league ties, including double headers with the Cork ladies.
They’re going up and up.
Both sides would benefit from the deal if the reported talks and negotiations are successful.
This is the first time such a review has been published since the Irish Presidency was established in 1938.
Two golfing greats go head-to-head in a winner-takes-all contest in Las Vegas from tonight.
The Standards in Public Office Commission is tasked with ensuring all parties are in compliance with funding rules.
The pair will face off for $9 million in Las Vegas on 23 November.
The Secretary General of the Department of An Taoiseach has warned the committee it could be in breach of the Constitution.
The French club’s new owners walked away from talks after failing to agree terms with the former Gunners striker.
Wales international Aaron Ramsey has been at the Emirates Stadium since 2008.
Despite rising housing costs, the price of food, clothing, health insurance and transport all fell in 2018.
A new US study found workers were three times more likely to quit if there was a financial incentive.
Forbes published its billionaires list today.
Just under half of third level students’ monthly expenditure is provided by someone other than the student, usually a parent or partner.
The world number two is in a tie for sixth place alongside Justin Thomas with Kyle Stanley in the lead.
There’s a lot of chat about what’s taken from our pay by Revenue at the moment – here are some facts.
