The government is set to announce a bumper budget package worth more than €10bn as it tries to battle the soaring cost of living.
The plans will be largely aimed at young families with students also set to significantly benefit.
Parents may get a number of benefits - a 25% reduction in childcare costs leading to savings of between €1,200 and €2,100 euro per child; free primary school books and income tax changes worth €800 a year to those earning over €40,000.
Students will see €1,000 slashed from third level fees and a double payment of the student grant, along with the reduction in public transport fares being kept.
While renters will get a €500 tax credit both this and next year.
Core social welfare rates will be raised by €12 euro, along with a €500 to carers and people with disabilities.
Free contraception will be extended to people aged 30 and under; publicly funded IVF will start next year and 1,000 extra gardaí will be recruited in 2023.
Businesses will be given money to deal with energy price hikes up to €10,000 a month; with households to get three energy credits worth a total of €600..
Many people have been struggling, and many may think it's not enough, but it's a budget primed to put more money back in pockets than we've seen since the Celtic Tiger days.
