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  1. Finance minister Simon Harris acknowledged to The Journal that the rule is “something we need to move beyond”.

  2. Let’s do some sums.

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  4. It’s a bit of a ‘one for everyone in the audience’ budget this year – but the coalition can argue that they’re making progress on some election promises.

  5. There is a headline change to the higher rate of tax.

  6. A worker at the anti-plague institute in Siberia reportedly died of pneumonic plague causing alarm

  7. The row took place at half-time in the 1-1 draw in Backa Topola.

  8. The government decided to prioritise cutting the cost of childcare for families with younger kids.

  9. The carbon tax on home heating oil and gas is to be cut from €63.50 to €48.50 per tonne of CO2 emitted.

  10. There is no change to annual PhD stipends.

  11. The increase is provided for in Budget 2027.

  12. Minister for Finance Simon Harris announced details of the scheme in Budget 2027.

  13. The plan was originally rejected by the Belfast High Court due to an apparent conflict with climate laws.

  14. The increase will mean the cost of a packet of 20 cigarettes has increased by €2.50 in the last three budgets.

  15. Nicole Morey was killed in the fatal attack at her home in June 2024.

  16. This change brings the value of the credit to €1,150 for single people and €2,300 for couples.

  17. All the latest as the measures for the next year are confirmed.

  18. Harris also announced increased personal, employee, and earned income credits.

  19. It is alleged that August Hanning used classified intelligence to “draft an analysis for an officer of a foreign intelligence service”.

  20. The court rejected all grounds raised by Smith and her appeal was therefore dismissed.

  21. The time to turn on the heating is drawing near…

  22. Patrick ‘Patsy’ O’Sullivan’s brother said he had been living in the UK under a new name.

  23. Sinead O’Carroll and Niall Kelly are joined by the much-admired sportswriter for a far-reaching chat.

  24. Customers received a mobile app notification that said “ASOS HACKED”.

  25. Tweaks to income tax and inheritance tax are both expected, as well as an increase to the Help to Buy scheme.

  26. Israel’s Iron Dome system can shoot down short-range rockets fired from up to 70km.

  27. Nidal Hasan’s execution will be the first carried out by the US military since 1961.

  28. Records from the Department of Justice show how they made it harder for immigration officials to waive the rules in exceptional humanitarian circumstances.

  29. Taoiseach Micheál Martin and Tánaiste Simon Harris have expressed strong views on the inheritance tax system, dubbing it unfair in recent years

  30. The 9 at 9: Tuesday

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  31. Since a “ceasefire” was declared last October, Israeli forces have killed more than 1,440 people in Gaza.

  32. Other barriers included not prioritising mental health, uncertainty about how to support it, and a lack of time.

  33. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu’s office has called for “peaceful” gatherings.

  34. From noisy cafés and rain-soaked football pitches to teddy bears and ChatGPT, interview etiquette has become trickier to navigate, from both sides of the desk.

  35. OpenAI did not raise the alarm with the Australian government until September.

  36. Gears move slowly when the figures are in the billions, but where will the money for Ireland’s mooted defence spending be found?

  37. Are aliens real?

  38. His editor at Harper Collins said he was “phenomenally hard-working”.

  39. The most important Irish and international stories you need to know today.

  40. “She was the most loving mother, wife and person, and our lives will never be the same without her,” Michael Flatley said in a statement.

  41. It was also agreed tonight that the State pension will increase by €10 per week.

  42. The court heard that some psychiatrists said they were too busy, whilst others queried the status of payments under the new legal aid scheme.

  43. The FAI’s decision to play Israel became the focus of public anger, but Uefa’s failure to act on the concerns raised by Ireland along the way, deserves much greater scrutiny.

  44. Four Gazan students have taken up their cases in the courts following the denial of their visas, despite having university places and scholarship funding to come to Ireland.

  45. Our readers get expert answers.

  46. Joseph Butler (43) will be sentenced later this month for the manslaughter of Paula Canty at The Belfry, Bridewell Lane in Mallow, Co Cork.

  47. The fixtures between the two nations were controversial from the time they were first announced.

  48. The Minister for Finance also said the government wants to help first time buyers, but that his views on exempting them from stamp duty have not changed.

  49. Robert Kraft, the owner of Gillette Stadium, had accused Macklemore of hate speech for saying “Free Palestine”.

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