On the recordJuly 7, 2026
By the time we phase out some of these cuts in a tapered way over four months, the consumer shouldn't be actually feeling the impact.
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Simon Harris
Fine Gael
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rte.ieBy the time we phase out some of these cuts in a tapered way over four months, the consumer shouldn't be actually feeling the impact.
On the impact of phased excise duty cuts on consumers.
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