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Ireland's National Debt Interest to Double by 2030
The National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) has warned that the cost of servicing Ireland's national debt is projected to double by 2030. This increase will significantly impact the country's finances.
8 Jul, 13:00 — 8 Jul, 13:00
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rte-newsMostly Factual32d ago
Interest on national debt set to double by 2023 - NTMA
The cost paying the interest bill on Ireland's national debt is expected to double from €3 billion to €6 billion by 2030.
Read full article →irish-independent32d ago
Cost of servicing Ireland’s debt to double by 2030, warns National Treasury Management Agency
By John Burns
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