Labour attempts to manage expectations ahead of Budget
Tanaiste Joan Burton has begun the process of managing expectations ahead of next month's Budget.
Tanaiste Joan Burton has begun the process of managing expectations ahead of next month's Budget.
After a summer filled with ministers calling for tax cuts - Leo Varadkar even put a figure on it by estimating that people would be €5 to €10 better off per week - the Labour leader said her party would introduce changes “over a series of Budgets”.
“To be clear, we won’t be able to do all the...
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