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fromIrish Independent
5 hours ago

The Irish Independent's View: Economic alarm bells are ringing again, so prudence is needed ahead of Budget 2026

The Central Bank warned last week that we cannot continue state spending at the current rate without raising taxes or cutting back on current expenditure. The regulator starkly spelled out that the upcoming budget's €9.4bn package for next year involved "too much spending". Of course, there was a certain degree of gobble­degook, as befits all such bulletins, such as: we could be left vulnerable to "geo-economic fragmentation".
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1 day ago

Housing crisis to worsen as wages soar by 10pc in construction industry

Rising construction wages risk overheating the sector and will increase costs, threatening housing targets and delivery of the National Development Plan.
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1 day ago

ESRI warns against 'overheating' in the construction sector, as wages have reportedly risen 10pc

Rapidly rising construction wages risk overheating the sector and will raise costs, jeopardizing housing targets, retrofitting programs, infrastructure projects, and the National Development Plan.
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