State is flush with cash that ministers say won't be spent
Ireland’s “extraordinary” budget billions are to be fed into a new reserve fund rather than spent on new housing, healthcare, transport or electricity infrastructure.
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Ireland’s “extraordinary” budget billions are to be fed into a new reserve fund rather than spent on new housing, healthcare, transport or electricity infrastructure.
Ireland’s “extraordinary” budget billions are to be fed into a new reserve fund rather than spent on new housing, healthcare, transport or electricity infrastructure.
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This is up €12 billion on the same period last year, according to the Department of Finance.