Federation of Sport wants betting, sugar taxes diverted to sport

In a strongly delivered pre-budget submission to government, the Federation of Irish Sport has called for tax reforms and increased funding for Irish sports bodies and partnerships, in a raft of changes to how sport is funded next year.
Federation of Sport wants betting, sugar taxes diverted to sport

Jack Chambers TD - Government Chief Whip and Minister of State for Gaeltacht Affairs and Sport. Photograph Moya Nolan

THE organisation which represents National Governing Bodies and Local Sports Partnerships has told the Government that it wants betting and sugar tax revenues to be allocated for funding of Irish sports.

In a strongly delivered pre-budget submission to government, the Federation of Irish Sport has called for tax reforms and increased funding for Irish sports bodies and partnerships, in a raft of changes to how sport is funded next year.

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