All you need to know about yesterday's big announcement
Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe has delivered his Budget for 2022 to the Dáil.Speaking in the Dáil on Tuesday, Donohoe said the Budget will help"those concerned with the rising cost of living".
"For those worried about whether they can own a home or afford their rent, this Budget will support you - and for businesses looking to the future, this Budget will back you," he added.The minimum wage in Ireland will be increased by 30 cents per hour, bringing the hourlyThe cut-off point at which the higher rate of tax applies has been increased by €1,500.
Travel card available for those aged 19-23 also allowing young people to avail of a 50% discount on public transport.€5 increase for social welfare for jobseekers and pensioners.Increase in the SUSI grant for the first time in 10 years.Recruitment of 8,000 extra healthcare staff and €30 million to the Department of Health aimed at improving palliative care, mental health and disability services.Carbon tax and a new range of climate measures.
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