The Irish Times view on Ireland’s economic policy: politically fraught but vital questions must be answered
The Government needs to clarify what it sees as the appropriate level of spending as the country exits the pandemic
Phasing out Covid spending will bring practical problems and fights in Cabinet
Big economic departments want spending to fall into line, but there is huge political pressure to spend, particularly on health and housing
Minister warned on ageing population and Covid-19 ‘scarring’
State faces ‘serious’ financial implications if pension age does not rise, officials advise
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