The Government says the budget will focus on essential services and key investments, while taking a more cautious approach than in previous years.
The Minister for Public Expenditure has confirmed Budget 2026 will be unveiled on Tuesday, 7th October, with a total package of €9.4 billion euro.
It includes €7.9 billion in additional public spending and €1.5 billion in tax cuts, with a shift away from temporary cost-of-living supports.
The Government says the budget will focus on essential services and key investments, while taking a more cautious approach than in previous years.

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