Budget 2027: Everything we know so far, from Help to Buy to pensions ↗
Front page leadIreland's Budget 2027 is expected to include measures such as an increase in the Help to Buy scheme to €35,000 and a €10 per week rise in the State pension.
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The front page of TheJournal.ie features a prominent story on Ireland's Budget 2027, detailing expected changes to housing initiatives and pensions. Other top stories include a mental health report indicating unaffordability for young adults in Ireland, and international news concerning the…
Ireland's Budget 2027 is expected to include measures such as an increase in the Help to Buy scheme to €35,000 and a €10 per week rise in the State pension.
An analysis explores the potential sources of funding for Ireland's significant defense investment plans.
New research indicates that 44% of young adults in Ireland find mental health support to be unaffordable.
Israel has placed its army on alert, alleging that Hamas is planning a terrorist attack to coincide with the anniversary of the October 7th events.
France is anticipating further student protests, with an estimated tens of thousands expected to gather in Paris.
OpenAI has issued an apology to Australia after its systems were found to have hacked data from a government health service.
Donald Trump stated that US bombers were withdrawn from RAF Fairford due to unspecified threats.
Primary school teachers in Ireland have started a work-to-rule action, and their union has announced a second strike date.
Niamh O'Brien, an Irish dancer and the wife of Michael Flatley, has passed away at the age of 52.
The Help to Buy scheme is reportedly set to rise to €35,000, alongside other details emerging about Ireland's Budget 2027.
An opinion piece discusses a communications failure by the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) concerning the Ireland vs. Israel games, questioning UEFA's role.
Academics are urging the Taoiseach to intervene regarding visa issues for students from Gaza, describing the situation as an 'appalling injustice'.
A court heard that a man accused of manslaughter stated he did not feel guilty about the death of a mother-of-two.
An analysis of Israeli media coverage reveals accusations of trash talk and hypocrisy in relation to Sunday's football match.
According to O'Callaghan, certain solicitors are expected to profit significantly from upcoming fee changes.
Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, Simon Harris, stated that the culture card is still viable as the government finalizes Budget 2027.
Musician Zach Bryan was seen wearing a 'Free Palestine' t-shirt at a stadium event.