A massive giveaway Budget will be unveiled in the coming hours in a bid to cushion the cost of living crisis
Pensioners, carers and the jobless are all expected to see their money rise, while renters are also likely to get tax rebates
Energy credits for householders and falls in college and creche fees could also be announced.
Taoiseach Micheal Martin said: “The Government wants to support families and young people.”
Today’s Budget package will be the biggest giveaway in the history of the State, with the spending review and cost of living package to be worth more than €10 billion.
Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe is due to present the Budget to the Dail around 1pm, followed by a speech from Minister for Public Expenditure Michael McGrath.
It can be watched live on TV, with full details below.
What time is Ireland’s Budget 2023?
Budget 2023 will be presented to the Dail this afternoon.
We should see Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe start his speech at around 1pm.
Where can I watch Ireland’s Budget 2023?
RTE One will be providing live coverage from 12.40pm until shortly before 6pm.
Virgin Media News will also bring it to you live with a Budget News Special from 12.30pm.
What’s in Budget 2023 for me?
Every pensioner, carer, disabled person and those on the dole will be among the big winners as universal €12 a week social welfare hikes were agreed last night.
Here's a list of 15 things we expect in Budget 2023 from tax breaks and cigarette changes to social welfare increase.
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