The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council (IFAC) has criticized the government's management of finances, labeling it as 'poor planning.' This assessment highlights concerns about the country's economic strategy.

The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council has cautioned that two long-term savings funds, established by the government to retain corporation tax from multinationals, will require part-financing through borrowing.

Irish Minister Michael McGrath stated that government borrowing to supplement its new savings funds was "always a possibility," responding to earlier criticism from the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council (IFAC).

An analysis by the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council has concluded that poor budgeting is responsible for the overspend in the health sector, stating that budgets were set below necessary levels.

The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council has raised an alarm that Ireland risks depleting its fiscal reserves, as tax revenues from large multinational corporations are being used to finance current public expenditure.

The head of Ireland's state spending watchdog, the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council, stated that current fuel supports, including an excise cut, must be temporary to protect the national budget. The excise cut is currently in place until the end of July.