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Budget 2027: Middle income earner? We’ve crunched the numbers (opens the original)
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Middle income earners, especially those without children, often feel hard done by every year when budget day rolls around. The squeezed middle is often forgotten, and this year doesn’t look like it will be any different. We have crunched the numbers. Here is what you can expect and how you may have less cash in your pocket. Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest news from the Irish Mirror direct to your inbox: Sign up here.
David Hickey to Ireland players: 'Do the right thing or hang your head in shame' (opens the original)
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Legendary Dublin footballer David Hickey told Ireland players: “Do the right thing or you hang your head in shame for the rest of your life.” The 74-year-old doctor, who has been a long-time activist for Palestine, said despite being a sportsman he doesn’t understand the conflict Irish players are feeling. He slammed the FAI for allowing the fixture with Israel to go ahead last weekend. Unlike Sports Minister Patrick O’Donovan, Mr Hickey said he has no sympathy for the football association. The
'I watched FAI v Politicians - a sparky encounter, but who won?' (opens the original)
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FAI bosses were ushered through the back gate of Leinster House as protestors shouted outside: “Show Israel the red card”. Tensions between the FAI began right after kick-off as representatives appeared before TDs and Senators. But politicians likely have more questions than answers following the Oireachtas Sports Committee's two-and-a-half-hour meeting. Suits filled the room as contentions over the Ireland and Israel fixtures have dominated headlines for months. It was so packed that three non-
Positive news for millions on car and home insurance prices next year (opens the original)
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A win for millions of consumers has been announced as the 'Quinn levy' on home and motor insurance has been slashed. Customers will see a reduction in their premiums as the Central Bank said it is reducing the Insurance Compensation Fund levy from 1 per cent to 0 per cent. This will amount to a saving of €6.50 on a €655 motor premium. The levy was previously reduced from 2 per cent to 1 per cent in 2025, and will now be brought down to 0 per cent from January 2027. The fund was introduced in 201
Michelle O'Neill fails to say if she broke law by blocking Garvaghy Road (opens the original)
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Michelle O'Neill failed to say whether she broke the law by encouraging supporters to block an Orange Order parade, but confirmed she hasn’t been contacted by police. Crisis meetings are taking place north and south of the country as a stand-off continues on the Garvaghy Road in Portadown. Northern Ireland Secretary of State Chris Bryant met with the Orange Order delegation at his residence in Hillsborough Castle and will meet Foreign Affairs Minister Helen McEntee this evening. In Dublin, sever
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