Sierra Oscar wrote: » And to fund that €115 million will be taken from the medical card scheme. That is a savage cutback to bring about a scheme that is not even means tested. Shame on Labour for being proud of a scheme that is not even remotely means tested.
Fighting Irish wrote: » if this is going to be official budget thread, why isn't the OP being updated with what's happening?
wolfpawnat wrote: » Great for the already suffering low and middle income persons, but I am sorry, there are so many people that can afford it.
MadsL wrote: » Errrrr......mortgage forgiveness on the horizon?
Anyone wrote: » No mention of a bear tax at least.
maximoose wrote: » Hmmm. USC - no change Petrol - no change Motor tax - no change Income tax - no change VAT - no change Not too shabby.
lila44 wrote: » I just qualified for jobseekers of €188 this year as I turned 25..... Is this being reduced?
electrobanana wrote: » Que a mass exodus to the bar
bumper234 wrote: » Free gp care for under 5's
April O Neill wrote: » What about corporation tax and CGT - just out of interest?
LeinsterDub wrote: » Don't you know that pint is going up 10 cent !
WoollyRedHat wrote: » 415m for Jobs and enterprise board?
wolfpawnat wrote: » Agreed, it is taking from the needy to fund some needy and some wealthy. Hardly fair.
Akrasia wrote: » Not for you, it's for people who turn 25 next year, they won't get the increase
Dempsey wrote: » Ceann Comhairle doesnt seem to have much control of the dail