Chambers welcomes rates freeze by mid-west councils

A BUSINESS organisation has welcomed commercial rates restraints by local authorities in the mid-west.

Chambers Ireland commended Limerick City Council for reducing its rates and Nenagh Town Council for not increasing their commercial levies.

Outside the Mid-West, Dun Laoghaire Rathdown county council, in Dublin, also retained the 2006 commercial rate.

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