Five things to watch out for in Budget 2027

Tax cuts, childcare, energy bills and welfare are all in the mix — but the real question is who will actually feel better off when Simon Harris and Jack Chambers unveil the Government’s Budget plans in the Dáil from 1pm on Tuesday.

After weeks of leaks, lobbying and increasingly fraught coalition negotiations, Budget 2027 is finally almost here.

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