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Carlow Nationalist — TD calls for lower VAT on materials to alleviate crippling home building prices

Carlow Nationalist — TD calls for lower VAT on materials to alleviate crippling home building prices
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Forestry licences running 27% ahead of 2020

Forestry licences running 27% ahead of 2020
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Funding for Traveller accommodation fully spent last year for first time in six years

TD tells Dáil it took a unique global pandemic for local authorities to use the money

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Climate bill continues its Oireachtas journey

The new climate bill is continuing its Oireachtas journey this week, and is scheduled to be discussed at its third stage tomorrow.

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Climate bill progresses to committee stage

May 13, 2021 2:14 pm Yesterday evening (Wednesday, May 12) the Climate Action and Low Carbon Development (Amendment) Bill 2021 was voted to committee stage. This was the bill’s first vote in the Dáil, passing the second stage with 117 votes (Fianna Fáil; Fine Gael; Green Party; Sinn Féin; Social Democrats; Labour Party; Solidary-People before Profit; and three TDs in the Regional Group) versus 12 votes. The 12 TDs who voted against the progression of this bill are: Seán Canney; Joan Collins; Michael Collins; Michael Fitzmaurice; Danny Healy-Rae; Michael Healy-Rae; Mattie McGrath; Verona Murphy; Denis Naughten; Carol Nolan; Richard O’Donoghue; Peadar Tóibín.

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