Budget 2027: What We Know About Tax Changes and Childcare ↗
Front page leadAhead of Tuesday's budget, details are emerging on tax changes and childcare provisions, with warnings that tax cuts for average workers may be minimal.
Ireland
The front page of TheJournal.ie highlights ongoing budget talks in Ireland, with a focus on potential tax changes and the impact on the squeezed middle class. Other top stories include a surge in corporation tax receipts, a workplace incident in Co. Down resulting in two deaths, and ongoing…
Ahead of Tuesday's budget, details are emerging on tax changes and childcare provisions, with warnings that tax cuts for average workers may be minimal.
The government's financial situation has improved significantly due to a substantial increase in corporation tax revenue.
Readers share their experiences of living on less than €44,000 annually, detailing debt, lack of savings, and struggles to afford essentials.
The UK's Northern Ireland secretary has appealed for people to stay away from the Drumcree area.
A man has been charged with preparing a terror act against politician Nigel Farage.
Tributes have been paid following the deaths of two individuals in a workplace incident in County Down.
A minister has criticized trade unions for being unwilling to negotiate as teachers prepare for an 'all-out strike'.
The real-life consequences of changes to citizenship rules are explored through the stories of two Russians and a Belarusian journalist living in Ireland.
Individuals under 18 are no longer permitted to use e-scooters on public roads.
New York's governor has pledged to close an intoxication loophole following an alleged gang rape at Cornell University.
An analysis explores whether Donald Trump's television advertising campaigns indicate desperation.
Readers share their personal struggles with accessing mental health support during pregnancy.
After nearly a decade of delays, the location for a mother and baby psychiatric unit has not yet been determined.
Joe.ie's Ross McCarney discusses the transition of online comedy content to television platforms RTÉ and Whelan's.