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Ireland to cut fuel duty in 250 million euro energy package
The €235 million package includes a 20 cent cut on diesel, 15 cent on petrol excise duty, and doubled fuel allowance for 470,000 recipients, aiding households and businesses.
- Ireland's government is set to cut excise duty on petrol and diesel until the end of May as part of a €235 million package to cushion the economic impact from the Middle East conflict.
- The finance minister said the government would limit the initial package to leave room for further help if the energy crisis persists.
- The package, which will also include targeted energy supports for pensioners, carers and people with disabilities, is set to cost €235 million.
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Ireland Moves to Lower Fuel Excise Duty Amid Middle East Crisis
Ireland's government plans to cut excise duty on fuels as part of a €235 million package to mitigate the economic impact from the Middle East conflict. The proposals include rebates for hauliers and home heating assistance. These measures aim to address surging crude oil prices.
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