Budget 2013: How today's front pages reacted

From respite care to maternity benefit to PRSI, today’s newspapers saw Budget 2013 as a broad hit on many groups in society.

THERE’S BEEN ALMOST 18 hours to take in the full impact of Budget 2013 announced yesterday by Ministers Michael Noonan and Brendan Howlin.

This morning’s newspapers look at the broad impact of the Budget, with many of the front pages focusing on how the vast majority of people will have been adversely hit by at least one of the new measures introduced.

Here’s what this morning’s front pages look like:

Budget 2013: How today's front pages reacted

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Irish Daily Mail front page
Irish Sun front page
Irish Daily Star front page
Irish Daily Mirror front page
Irish Examiner front page
Irish Independent front page
Irish Times front page
Meanwhile... here's the front page of the Independent in the UK

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Budget 2013: How today's front pages reacted

Irish Daily Mail front page

Irish Sun front page

Irish Daily Star front page

Irish Daily Mirror front page

Irish Examiner front page

Irish Independent front page

Irish Times front page

Meanwhile... here's the front page of the Independent in the UK

Read: Readers’ panel: How Budget 2013 has affected YOU >

Read: Budget 2013: Here’s how Twitter reacted >

Read: Full coverage of Budget 2013 >

Making a difference

A mix of advertising and supporting contributions helps keep paywalls away from valuable information like this article. Over 5,000 readers like you have already stepped up and support us with a monthly payment or a once-off donation.