#Budget18 political reaction: Arts & Heritage left high and dry in Budget 2018: Fianna Fáil

As the political parties and Independents digest the measures announced in Budget 2018, we bring you their comments and reaction.

#Budget18 political reaction: Arts & Heritage left high and dry in Budget 2018: Fianna Fáil
Tue, 10 Oct, 2017 - 16:05

As the political parties and Independents digest the measures announced in Budget 2018, stay with us as we bring you their comments and reaction.

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