Archive for : February, 2020
Speech to the Irish Tax Institute Annual Dinner
28th February, 2020
Good evening everybody. It is my great pleasure to be invited to attend your annual dinner this evening and I would like to begin......
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Record level of employment in 2019 is testament to robust labour market & strong economy – Donohoe
18th February, 2020
The level of employment increased by 65,000 in 2019 (+2.9 per cent) compared to 2018 Employment in the fourth quarter of 2019 increased by......
Read More > Speech at the European Financial Forum
12th February, 2020
CHECK AGAINST DELIVERY Ladies and gentlemen, Thank you for your participation in the European Financial Forum today. I want to commend the IDA and......
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EFF offers valuable platform to discuss challenges & opportunities within financial sector – Donohoe & D’Arcy
11th February, 2020
The Minister for Finance & Public Expenditure and Reform, Paschal Donohoe, together with the Minister of State for Financial Services and Insurance, Michael D’Arcy,......
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Now is not the time to take a punt on our country’s future –Coveney, Donohoe
4th February, 2020
Time to step away from the ‘soundbytes of change’ to evidence of detailed plans to move country forward Now is not the time to......
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€2 billion from carbon tax revenue for retrofitting
3rd February, 2020
FG pledge additional €244 million investment for Just Transition in the Midlands Fine Gael will marry real climate action with economic stability and deliver......
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Yet again FF tax comments misleading and inaccurate – Donohoe
3rd February, 2020
Fianna Fáil are once again misleading the public on Fine Gael’s tax proposals, according to Minister for Finance, Public Expenditure and Reform Paschal Donohoe. ......
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Is Micheál Martin proposing to give up our tax veto?
2nd February, 2020
Will Martin try to blame yet another Fianna Fáil manifesto typo? The Fianna Fáil manifesto commits a European Fiscal and Transfer Union but this......
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