Varadkar rejects claims concrete levy is 'dead in the water'

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Varadkar rejects claims concrete levy is 'dead in the water'

Leo Varadkar told a private meeting of Fine Gael TDs and senators that nothing has been agreed and postponing the introduction of the 10% levy beyond April has not even been discussed. Picture: Leah Farrell/RollingNews.ie

Tánaiste Leo Varadkar has rejected Fianna Fáil claims that a controversial concrete levy is dead in the water.

Mr Varadkar told a private meeting of Fine Gael TDs and senators that nothing has been agreed and postponing the introduction of the 10% levy beyond April has not even been discussed.

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