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Irish Aids funding to rise by $30m

Ireland is to spend an additional $30m per year on the fight against Aids.

Tue, 26 Jun, 2001 - 16:53

Ireland is to spend an additional $30m per year on the fight against Aids.

The Taoiseach made the announcement at the UN General Assembly meeting on Aids in New York.

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