Ireland is on the brink of a general election, expected to be announced next week, with voting set for November. This election is crucial, coming at a time when the country is grappling with its worst housing, health, and education crises in history. As the current government rolls out one-off cost-of-living payments in an attempt …
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€1.4 billion will be issued before Christmas. These payments are aimed at supporting families, pensioners, carers, and people with disabilities. While the government is promoting this initiative as a significant boon for citizens, many are questioning whether it addresses the underlying issues caused by current policies. Cost of Living Payment Dates Breakdown of the Lump-Sum …
Budget 2025 was announced today, unveiling the largest social welfare package in the history of the State, providing €2.6 billion to assist households grappling with ongoing economic challenges. While the government frames these changes as vital support for vulnerable populations, many question whether the measures go far enough to address the pressing needs of citizens. …
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As Budget 2025 is unveiled, the government presents an array of initiatives designed to tackle pressing issues like the cost of living, housing, education, and health. However, a closer examination reveals that these measures may be inadequate in addressing the systemic challenges faced by Irish society. Budget 2025: A Comprehensive Overview 1. Cost of Living …
Budget 2025, the government has introduced a range of tax measures aimed at easing the financial strain on individuals and families. These changes provide incremental benefits across various tax credits, income thresholds, and reliefs. However, while these adjustments may offer some financial respite, they are unlikely to significantly counterbalance the rising cost of living. Below …
Budget 2025, due on October 1st, is shaping up to be another instance where the government promises big but delivers little. Social Protection Minister Heather Humphreys is pushing for a €2.5 billion increase in what seems to be more of a pre-election bid than a genuine effort to address long-standing issues. Changes Expected in Budget …
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As Budget 2025 looms, difficult decisions about where to allocate resources and how to address the needs of a diverse population. Multiple proposals are on the table, from increasing social welfare benefits to reforming the tax system. But with finite resources, what should be the priority in this year’s budget? What Should Be the Priority …
As Budget 2025 approaches, the Government is attempting to shape its economic strategy amid growing discontent about its handling of critical issues like housing, healthcare, and poverty. Despite promises of reform and investment, Ireland is grappling with some of the worst crises in its history. From a housing disaster that has pushed thousands into homelessness …
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In a significant welfare system overhaul, Minister Heather Humphreys announces a revamped unemployment benefit plan that ties payments to workers’ previous earnings for the first nine months after job loss. Here’s the breakdown of the new scheme set to roll out next year: Unemployment Benefits Tied to Pay for First 9 Months Graduated Payment System: …
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Here’s a breakdown of the key payment dates and the number of recipients for each support measure: Lump Sum Payment Dates Like what we do? then please consider subscribing to us https://whatsgoingonireland.ie/subscribe-landing-page/ Follow me on TikTok for more https://www.tiktok.com/@whatsgoingonireland?lang=en Lump Sum Payment Dates
