Alison O'Connor: A boring budget with nothing to shout about would fit the bill

We already know to our cost what happens when we don't put the financial brakes on, writes Alison O'Connor
Alison O'Connor: A boring budget with nothing to shout about would fit the bill

Ministers Michael McGrath and Paschal Donohoe as they arrive at Dublin Castle for the Cabinet meeting. Picture: Gareth Chaney

ANYONE else finding it difficult to deny themselves at the moment? It can be a range of things can’t it: a small treat in the supermarket, a new outfit, a weekend away, upgrading of the car, or a house extension.

Needless to say, it’s easy for those who have the money to spend; it’s very difficult to observe the pent-up demand being spent all around you if you don’t. Added to the mix are the supplychain issues and the ā€œgentle remindersā€ to stock up early for Christmas — just in case.

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