Stamp duty reform 'won't hit public spending'

Opposition parties were today accused of making "facile criticisms" of Progressive Democrats plans to reform stamp duty.

Opposition parties were today accused of making "facile criticisms" of Progressive Democrats plans to reform stamp duty.

The party's deputy leader Liz O'Donnell insisted in an address to the Network Ireland annual conference that the proposal would not come at the expense of government spending on schools, roads or hospitals.

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