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Budget 2027 drops a bold eight-point-five-billion-euro plan—with seven billion for public services and a striking one-point-five billion earmarked for tax cuts, aimed squarely at letting workers keep more of their hard-earned cash. Tánaiste Simon Harris leads the charge, focusing on income tax relief as global uncertainty looms, especially in the Middle East. While boosting infrastructure, housing, and essential services, the government vows fiscal prudence, calling this a “moderate” spending increase that demands smarter, more efficient departmental choices. With strong employment and consumer spending, the plan balances growth with sustainability, promising real value for every euro spent—without overextending.

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