On the recordJune 30, 2026
We wanted to avoid a cliff edge, where people would see diesel rise by 32 cents and petrol by 27 cents.
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Simon Harris
Fine Gael
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rte.ieWe wanted to avoid a cliff edge, where people would see diesel rise by 32 cents and petrol by 27 cents.
Explaining the government's approach to excise duty cuts.
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