Howlin: Ireland 'could not afford tax cuts right now'

Speaking at the party's pre-Dail think-in gathering in Cork, Mr Howlin outlined how the party will target inequality in the new political term, particularly for workers' incomes.

Howlin: Ireland 'could not afford tax cuts right now'

Labour leader Brendan Howlin has called for wage rises and the upskilling of workers but for any tax cuts in the budget to be abandoned.

Speaking at the party's pre-Dail think-in gathering in Cork, Mr Howlin outlined how the party will target inequality in the new political term, particularly for workers' incomes.

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