Once the government offers SSIA’s again, we know we’re on the up and up again!
qwerty_1965 on
I will say this, publically funded watchdogs feel obliged to sound a warning regardless of the merits of a budget.
dropthecoin on
The fiscal council will always complain if there’s basically any spending. Their whole mantra is no spending.
That said, interesting that it’s *this* angle the BBC decided to go with when reporting on the budget.
doctor6 on
Jack ‘I gave it Both’ Chambers
Julymart1 on
I got €3 a week so not much booming around here.
1reallyhatemondays on
Nah, there’s not much debt, no single industry that could crash like construction in the short term, and banks are regulated to the max.
Anyone who thinks we’re headed for a bust has an agenda. Our problems are lack of infrastructure from rail, water and power and needs far more spending.
Gang_dos_Marmelos on
That estra 20 a week will surely make a dent
ResponsibleTrain1059 on
Rest assured. The future crash will be Sinn Feins fault somehow.
demonspawns_ghost on
Another manufactured economic crisis incoming.
Now you know what the surplus is for.
doctor_pal on
I’m gonna be up 90 euro a month from the income tax decrease. And I didn’t really need it tbh
External-Chemical-71 on
Can’t have a boom if we don’t have the odd bust.
Tbf these things are cyclical in nature anyway and we seem to be taking cues more from America in following the cycles than say Germany who try and manage a zero or close to it inflation economy. It’s not working well for them right now and it definitely wouldn’t work for us.
Imbecile_Jr on
We deserve it for electing the same pack of cunts over and over no matter how inept and corrupt they are.
Margrave75 on
So we’ll have to session thru the resession?
Again.
Charming-Potato4804 on
This is the Russians trying to undermine the European economy, targetting Ireland first through the UK backdoor!
It’s obvious!
spungie on
They don’t care because it won’t affect them when it all goes tit’s up. They’ll just retire on the 6 figure sums pensions.
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Charlie McCreevy:
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Once the government offers SSIA’s again, we know we’re on the up and up again!
I will say this, publically funded watchdogs feel obliged to sound a warning regardless of the merits of a budget.
The fiscal council will always complain if there’s basically any spending. Their whole mantra is no spending.
That said, interesting that it’s *this* angle the BBC decided to go with when reporting on the budget.
Jack ‘I gave it Both’ Chambers
I got €3 a week so not much booming around here.
Nah, there’s not much debt, no single industry that could crash like construction in the short term, and banks are regulated to the max.
Anyone who thinks we’re headed for a bust has an agenda. Our problems are lack of infrastructure from rail, water and power and needs far more spending.
That estra 20 a week will surely make a dent
Rest assured. The future crash will be Sinn Feins fault somehow.
Another manufactured economic crisis incoming.
Now you know what the surplus is for.
I’m gonna be up 90 euro a month from the income tax decrease. And I didn’t really need it tbh
Can’t have a boom if we don’t have the odd bust.
Tbf these things are cyclical in nature anyway and we seem to be taking cues more from America in following the cycles than say Germany who try and manage a zero or close to it inflation economy. It’s not working well for them right now and it definitely wouldn’t work for us.
We deserve it for electing the same pack of cunts over and over no matter how inept and corrupt they are.
So we’ll have to session thru the resession?
Again.
This is the Russians trying to undermine the European economy, targetting Ireland first through the UK backdoor!
It’s obvious!
They don’t care because it won’t affect them when it all goes tit’s up. They’ll just retire on the 6 figure sums pensions.