Boyle Payroll Project Management - BPPM

15/10/2026

219 New Members for the Facebook Group Payroll Matters in Ireland Today.

Between the Budget and the Public Services Dispute PAYE taxpayers are recognising the quality of the group and value it offers for the members.

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15/10/2026

How to Use Revenue MyAccount

MyAccount is a single access point for all Revenue's secure online services. It is the quickest, easiest and most convenient way for you to manage your tax affairs. This video shows you ho to complete a number of common tasks on myAccount with the Self-Service options on Revenue.ie in Ireland The Revenue Commissioners provide a number of online platforms that are used by taxpayers to manage their tax affairs at a time and place that is convenient to their lives.
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MyAccount is a single access point for all Revenue's secure online ...

15/10/2026

Public Holiday Entitlement
Most employees are entitled to paid leave on public holidays in Ireland. Full-time workers have immediate entitlement to benefit for public holidays and part-time workers have entitlement to benefit when they have worked a total of 40 hours in the previous 5 weeks.
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How to Calculate Public Holiday Entitlement

Most employees are entitled to paid leave on public holidays in Ire...

15/10/2026

Ireland's Biggest Pay and PAYE Disputes - Were you Involved or Impacted?

From the six-month Bank Strike of 1970 to today's Public Service Pay Dispute, Ireland's workers have repeatedly taken industrial action that changed pay, conditions and public policy.

✅ The strike that shut the banks for six months
✅ The nurses' campaign that transformed healthcare pay
✅ The postal strike that lasted 18 weeks
✅ How public servants fought pay cuts during austerity
✅ Why today's dispute could join the list of the biggest in Irish history

Which of these disputes do you remember?

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15/10/2026

Ireland's Biggest Pay Battle Wasn't About Pay... It Was About Tax!

Most people remember strikes over wages, but one of Ireland's biggest worker protests was actually about PAYE tax.

In 1980, hundreds of thousands of workers took part in demonstrations and one-day stoppages, arguing that PAYE employees were carrying too much of the nation's tax burden.

The campaign became so powerful that it forced tax reform onto the political agenda and changed the PAYE system for years to come.

Could the PAYE protests of 1980 be the most successful payroll campaign in Irish history?

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👇 Were you working during the PAYE marches? Share your memories below.

15/10/2026

There are 19 unions with members working in the public service preparing a coordinated approach for further Industrial Action.

15/10/2026

Completing & Submitting Your Income Tax Returns in Ireland - 6 Important Points to Note

Many PAYE workers in Ireland experience delays with their final Sta...

15/10/2026

Minimum Wage Rates Effective from 1st January 2027.

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15/10/2026

Will the Public Service Pay Dispute End Soon? 🚨

After the recent nationwide strike, many public servants are asking the same question:

Will the unions and Government get back around the table, or are more strikes on the way?

While there appears to be pressure on both sides to begin talks, there is still a significant gap to bridge on pay and conditions.

Our view? The chances of negotiations resuming soon are good. The chances of a final agreement being reached quickly are much less certain.

For payroll departments, it may be wise to prepare for both scenarios:

✅ A negotiated settlement
✅ Further industrial action

What do you think?

Will the next strike be avoided through talks, or is this dispute only getting started?
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15/10/2026

What Happens Next in the Public Service Pay Dispute?

More than 300,000 public servants have already participated in industrial action, but the key question now is: what happens next?

- Will further strike days be announced?
- Can unions and Government reach an agreement through negotiations?
- Could services face additional disruption in hospitals, schools, local authorities and Government departments?
- What will it mean for payroll deductions and future pay increases?

At present, unions are considering their next steps while the Government is under pressure to return to meaningful negotiations. If no breakthrough is achieved, workers could face further industrial action in the coming weeks.

For payroll departments, the challenge is only beginning. Employers must deal with strike-related pay deductions, employee queries, pension and service implications, and the implementation of any future pay agreement that may emerge from negotiations.

💬 What do you think should happen next?

✅ Return to talks immediately
✅ Proceed with further strike action
✅ Accept the Government's latest offer
✅ Hold a ballot on any revised proposal

Join the discussion below. Follow our page for more updates or if you have a pay, tax or any other work-related question, join the Facebook group for PAYE Taxpayers Payroll Matters in Ireland where new members are always welcome.