# Niall Conroy

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Just three companies accounted for nearly half of Ireland’s tax receipts

Just three companies accounted for nearly half of Ireland’s tax receipts, according to the latest research from the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council.  Anton discussed the findings with Niall Conroy a Senior Economist at the IFAC. 

What Sierra Leone tells us about DOGE, Trump and Overseas Aid

Please join us at patreon.com/tortoiseshack Infectious disease expert, UCC's Prof Adjunct and Hospital Consultant, Niall Conroy, recently returned from his second home of Sierra Leone, where he witnessed first-hand the impact of the cuts by the likes of Trump, Musk and others are having on some of …

Ireland is spending more than the economy can handle

Public spending is growing faster than the sustainable growth rate of the economy, according to the latest assessment by the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council.   To discuss the assessment findings was Niall Conroy, Senior Economist, IFAC.

The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council warning for budget 2027

The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council warns that the actual budget package is likely to be much larger than what is announced on Budget Day.  Spending overruns have become routine and have repeatedly pushed spending above budget-day plans. Over the past decade, spending overruns have averaged more than…

Will the upcoming budget drive inflation and increase costs for Irish households?

The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council have made their pre-budget submission. They feel the Government’s proposed budgetary package will drive inflation and increase costs for households and firms. The council also warned that current plans would increase reliance on corporation tax receipts, which it c…

Budget choices amid government tensions over priorities

Ellen Coyne, Political Correspondent with the Irish Times Niall Conroy, senior economist with the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Economists perspective on Budget

How can the budget address issues relating to childcare, retirees, hauliers, farmers, the struggling masses and the squeezed middle? We ask economists Niall Conroy, Senior Economist IFAC; Kevin Timoney, Chief Economist at Davy; Dr Emma Howard, Economics Lecturer at TU Dublin.  Cormac is also joined…