Boyd-Barrett: Wealth tax 'could raise up to €10bn'

A prominent campaigner for a No vote in the EU Fiscal Treaty said today that he would favour gathering €10bn in extra wealth taxes if Ireland is cut off from EU funding after the referendum.

A prominent campaigner for a No vote in the EU Fiscal Treaty said today that he would favour gathering €10bn in extra wealth taxes if Ireland is cut off from EU funding after the referendum.

Richard Boyd-Barrett today officially launched the People Before Profit campaign for a No vote.

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