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The Irish government has presented its budget for 2027, setting out planned taxation and public spending measures for the year ahead. The announcement is drawing attention as households and businesses assess what it means for them, with debate expected over spending priorities and fiscal choices in the Dáil and across Irish media.
- 2UEFA opens investigation into spitting incident at Ireland-Israel match▼UEFA to investigate spitting incident at Ireland-Israel football match https://www. aljazeera.com/sports/2026/10/6 /uefa
UEFA has launched an investigation after an Israeli player was accused of spitting on an Irish coach during a football match between Ireland and Israel. The alleged incident occurred as the teams clashed, and the European governing body will now review what happened before deciding on any disciplinary action. The case has drawn attention because of already heightened tensions surrounding fixtures between the two countries.
- 3Irish landlord says high tax forcing him to sell up●‘I put in all the effort and then give all this money to the Government’ – landlord says high tax forcing him to sell #
An Irish landlord has spoken out about being forced to sell his rental property, saying that despite putting in all the effort he hands too much of his income to the Government in taxes. The remarks add to an ongoing debate in Ireland about landlords exiting the rental market, with property owners blaming high taxation while tenant groups worry about shrinking rental supply.