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Tánaiste signals boost to workers' take-home pay in Budget 2027

Summary by Irish Examiner
Simon Harris dials up expectations, contrary to public expenditure minister Jack Chambers' recent remark that workers would get 'a few hundred euro' in the budget

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Tánaiste signals boost to workers' take-home pay in Budget 2027

Simon Harris dials up expectations, contrary to public expenditure minister Jack Chambers' recent remark that workers would get 'a few hundred euro' in the budget

·Cork, Ireland
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·Reykjavík, Iceland
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Irish Examiner broke the news in Cork, Ireland on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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