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TAX cuts and business incentives, but Fine Gael is unhappy. Large hikes in payments to the elderly and those on low incomes or social welfare, but Labour is unhappy. Pro-environment measures but the Green Party is unhappy.

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Is it any wonder the opposition lacks credibility when they themselves don’t know what they stand for any more?

Aisling Walsh

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