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Changes to mortgage rules sought and the unpalatable truth about our national debt

Changes to mortgage rules sought and the unpalatable truth about our national debt
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Inside Business - Budget 2022: balancing the books after a crisis

Inside Business - Budget 2022: balancing the books after a crisis
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Ireland s soaring public debt: How big a problem is it?

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FactCheck: Could the government actually bend EU spending rules to build more homes?

FactCheck: Could the government actually bend EU spending rules to build more homes? The Housing Minister suggested it could be a runner – but is Ireland actually allowed to do this? By CJ McKinney Saturday 26 Jun 2021, 12:05 AM 4 hours ago 2,368 Views 13 Comments HOUSING MINISTER DARRAGH O’Brien has suggested that it could be possible for Ireland to bend EU rules on government spending in order to put more money into building homes. The Journal last month, O’Brien was asked about whether there could be some sort of emergency opt-out from the EU rules in the future. He responded: ”Yeah, there’s certainly an argument for that and we’re dealing with European colleagues on a regular basis on that specific point…”.

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Government in comfortable position to finance its Covid-19 costs

Government in comfortable position to finance its Covid-19 costs Exchequer has resources of about €40bn going into the second half of the year, says economist The National Treasury Management Agency raised a total of €1.5bn in its latest auction of sovereign bonds across a number of benchmarks bonds. Thu, 13 May, 2021 - 19:05 Eamon Quinn The Government so far is in a comfortable position to finance its Covid-19 bills through this year, the chief economist at the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council (IFAC) has said. Eddie Casey at IFAC, which was set up following the last financial crisis, said the exchequer has resources of about €40bn going into the second half of the year – before it takes account of its Covid-related 2021 budget deficit and sovereign bond repayments.

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