Irish Finance Minister Jack Chambers announced plans to allocate €3 billion from the sale of AIB shares towards infrastructure spending in the upcoming budget. The funds will prioritize affordable housing, water infrastructure, and energy infrastructure.
The Finance Minister is indicating a €3 billion boost to infrastructure spending in the upcoming budget.
is just around the corner, taking place on October 1st, a week earlier than usual amid rumours that a General Election could be held before the end of the year.Minister Jack Chambers outlined the breakdown of how the funds from the sale of AIB shares will be invested.
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