Losing your job happens often in the private sector but very seldom in the public sector.
The Government’s cut.
Implications for migration, the economy, and a United Ireland
“Hubris”, he says, “is our biggest threat”.
The Irish Government simply cannot keep increasing spending at its current rate, or we will all pay a crippling price, before the next decade is out.
And if we are, we’re not freeloading any more than anyone else is.
Ireland is no exception when it comes to dodgy public sector accounting.
They shouldn’t call it the “universal social charge”. They should call it the middle class punishment tax.
You do one useful thing, and you get attacked for it. Who’d be a politician?
It’s time to sharply incentivise domestic economic activity. How did FF and FG respond to this challenge in yesterday’s budget?
There will come a day when Governments do not have fourteen billion euros to play with. And when that day comes, we will realise just how badly we have spent our cash
The poster boy for “centrist dad” politics finds himself embroiled in an inevitable crisis.