Irish Fiscal Advisory Council

Giveaway Budget could ‘overhea...

Giveaway Budget could ‘overheat the economy’ - State watchdog

Ireland not ready to deal with...

Ireland not ready to deal with financial impacts from climate change - IFAC

Younger people 'could be facin...

Younger people 'could be facing much higher taxes' - IFAC

Watchdog warns Government has...

Watchdog warns Government has 'no estimate' for Climate Action Plan costs

Ireland's Economy Is Likely To...

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Ireland's Economy Is Likely To Bounce Back But The Government Is Lacking A Strategy

Newstalk Breakfast Highlights

26 May 2021

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Will Taxes Need To Increase To...

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Will Taxes Need To Increase To Pay For The Pandemic?

Newstalk Breakfast Highlights

23 Mar 2021

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Fiscal watchdog: Government ne...

Fiscal watchdog: Government needs to identify where 'sustainable' permanent spending is coming from

Public sector will get planned...

Public sector will get planned pay rise - Donohoe

Fiscal Advisory Council warns...

Fiscal Advisory Council warns debt will be 'almost at historic highs' after COVID-19 crisis

Morning top 5: Irish debt warn...

Morning top 5: Irish debt warning; ICTU recovery plan; and NPHET advice

Fergus Finlay - Time for the F...

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Fergus Finlay - Time for the Fiscal Advisory Council to be put out to grass

Newstalk Breakfast Highlights

29 Apr 2020

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Paschal Donohoe responds to th...

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Paschal Donohoe responds to the Fiscal Advisory Council's criticism of Budget 2020

Newstalk Breakfast Highlights

29 Nov 2019

00:11:40

Did the government overspend i...

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Did the government overspend in Budget 2020?

Newstalk Breakfast Highlights

28 Nov 2019

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IFAC REPORT

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IFAC REPORT

Newstalk Breakfast Highlights

11 Jun 2019

00:05:18

Spending watchdog labels Gover...

Spending watchdog labels Government's economic plan "not credible"

Morning top 5: Second Scally R...

Morning top 5: Second Scally Report due; O'Connell Street stabbing; Government spending plan criticised