Ireland not being singled out over tax in EU Covid fund, Commissioner says

Fri, 07 May, 2021 - 20:19

Michelle Devane, PA

Ireland is not being singled out by the EU attaching conditions to its Covid-19 economic recovery funding, the EU Financial Services Commissioner has said.

Mairead McGuinness said Ireland is not being treated “any differently” to any other member state.

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