FG launches election manifesto in Dublin

Fine Gael has launched its election manifesto and is promising to create a compassionate and generous Ireland.

Fri, 26 Apr, 2002 - 13:38

Fine Gael has launched its election manifesto and is promising to create a compassionate and generous Ireland.

The party has proposed the creation of a new 30% income tax rate for middle-income earners, but it promised to leave capital gains tax, corporation tax and VAT untouched.

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