PD's stamp duty pledge 'codology', says SF's McDonald

Voters will not be duped by election promises to abolish stamp duty for first time house buyers, it was claimed today.

PD's stamp duty pledge 'codology', says SF's McDonald
Sun, 29 Apr, 2007 - 16:06
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Voters will not be duped by election promises to abolish stamp duty for first time house buyers, it was claimed today.

Just hours after the Progressive Democrats made the pledge in their election manifesto, Sinn Féin MEP Mary Lou McDonald claimed Michael McDowell's party had a credibility problem with the electorate.

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