Irish Government Offers €500M Concessions to Fuel Protesters, Blockades Stood Down

The Irish government has announced €500 million in concessions to fuel protesters, including further cuts to excise duty and a delayed carbon tax rise, leading to the standing down of blockades. Meanwhile, Sinn Féin plans to bring a confidence motion.

12 Apr, 04:30 — 12 Apr, 04:30

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Excise duty cut further and carbon tax rise delayed in €500m of concessions to fuel protesters; Blockades stood down; Sinn Féin to bring confidence motion

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Irish Government Offers €500M Concessions to Fuel Protesters, Blockades Stood Down

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Excise duty cut further and carbon tax rise delayed in €500m of concessions to fuel protesters; Blockades stood down; Sinn Féin to bring confidence motion

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