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Workers say they don't need another one-off giveaway-they need paychecks that go further every month. Ireland's largest trade union group, ICTU, is urging the government to deliver a worker-focused budget, calling for a €1 increase in the minimum wage, lower costs for essential public services, tax changes, and stronger investment in public transport and green energy. Union leaders argue that short-term tax breaks and temporary incentives have done little to improve living standards, while long-term support for working people has been left behind. With the next budget approaching, the debate is shifting from quick fixes to whether Ireland is willing to invest in lasting economic security.