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Pearse Doherty reacts to #Budget2025 - 'This government is incapable of delivering real change'
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Budget 2025 has been announced in the Dáil made up of a total package of €8.3bn.
The funding is comprised of €1.4bn in taxation measures and new expenditure of €6.9bn.
Schoolbooks have been made free, vapes will be taxed for the first time and the Universal Social Charge has been cut.
"Today’s Budget is my first and it is also unique in the opportunity it presents to plan, transform and deliver for the future," Finance Minister Jack Chambers said.
"That future is not just about next month, next year or the next decade, it is about ensuring that the children born today in Ireland and every day from here on can live prosperous and fulfilled lives.
"They will enjoy better healthcare, live longer, have better education, more housing and significant infrastructure improvements as a result of the decisions made today.
"But we also need to give hope to young people now and to their families, their parents and grandparents whether living here in Ireland or abroad that the decisions being made today will help them afford a home of their own," he added.
He said Budget 2025 "puts the country on a firm footing for the future" - singling out the areas of housing, energy, water and transport infrastructure.
Public Expenditure Minister Paschal Donohoe said the Government has agreed the €14.1bn Apple tax money should be used across "water, electricity, transport and housing" as four key pillars.
He added that an investment framework is being developed in coordination with the National Development Plan.
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The funding is comprised of €1.4bn in taxation measures and new expenditure of €6.9bn.
Schoolbooks have been made free, vapes will be taxed for the first time and the Universal Social Charge has been cut.
"Today’s Budget is my first and it is also unique in the opportunity it presents to plan, transform and deliver for the future," Finance Minister Jack Chambers said.
"That future is not just about next month, next year or the next decade, it is about ensuring that the children born today in Ireland and every day from here on can live prosperous and fulfilled lives.
"They will enjoy better healthcare, live longer, have better education, more housing and significant infrastructure improvements as a result of the decisions made today.
"But we also need to give hope to young people now and to their families, their parents and grandparents whether living here in Ireland or abroad that the decisions being made today will help them afford a home of their own," he added.
He said Budget 2025 "puts the country on a firm footing for the future" - singling out the areas of housing, energy, water and transport infrastructure.
Public Expenditure Minister Paschal Donohoe said the Government has agreed the €14.1bn Apple tax money should be used across "water, electricity, transport and housing" as four key pillars.
He added that an investment framework is being developed in coordination with the National Development Plan.
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