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Updates as Fine Gael's Simon Harris to become Ireland's next Taoiseach - Vimarsana News

Updates as Fine Gael's Simon Harris to become Ireland's next Taoiseach

Simon Harris is poised to become Ireland’s next Taoiseach and the country’s youngest leader today.

Ireland's reunification would cost Irish taxpayers £17billion a year for two decades and require taxes to rise 25 per cent, study finds - Vimarsana News

Ireland's reunification would cost Irish taxpayers £17billion a year for two decades and require taxes to rise 25 per cent, study finds

The report by an Irish think-tank found Ireland would have to slash public spending and bring about an 'immediate, major reduction' of living standards if Northern Ireland were to join

United Ireland: Nationalists challenge report claiming the Republic faces €400bn reunification bill - Vimarsana News

United Ireland: Nationalists challenge report claiming the Republic faces €400bn reunification bill

Nationalists have disputed the basis of a report suggesting a united Ireland would cost the Republic €20bn a year over two decades.

Sinn Fein Dispute Reports Of €20bn Annual Price Tag For A United Ireland - Vimarsana News

Sinn Fein Dispute Reports Of €20bn Annual Price Tag For A United Ireland

Sinn Féin has disputed the methodology of a report which suggested a united Ireland would cost the Republic €20billion a year for the next 20 years.

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Irish Reunification Would Cost Irish Taxpayers £17bn A Year For Two Decades And Require A 25% Tax Rise, Study Finds - Vimarsana News

Irish Reunification Would Cost Irish Taxpayers £17bn A Year For Two Decades And Require A 25% Tax Rise, Study Finds

The report by an Irish think-tank found Ireland would have to slash public spending and bring about an 'immediate, major reduction' of living standards if Northern Ireland were to join