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over the UK government’s plans to spend as much as £100 billion on energy supports over the next two years.to help make up any shortfalls to the national grid. Gordon Deegan reports.healthcare campusIreland may have signed up to a global minimum corporate tax rate of 15 per cent but Paul Tang, a key MEP on the issue,from the Government. Eoin Burke-Kennedy reports on Mr Tang’s time in Dublin this week.
The upcoming Budget may be one of the most consequential for years as people and businesses wait in hope for supports amid soaring costs. ButPensions will be a key topic in the budget, andCiara also reports on how Hibernia Real Estate
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