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Ireland and Europe are discussing the potential gradual reintroduction of higher excise duty due to high fuel costs.

9 reports, 4 independent Updated Sep 7
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Ireland and Europe are discussing the potential gradual reintroduction of higher excise duty due to high fuel costs.

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  1. Irish government implements policies on carbon taxes and fuel excise duty.1 source
  2. Politicians call for an immediate halt to government policy regarding fuel excise duties and price rises.Sub-event
  3. Industry warns that restoring fuel duties could push diesel prices past viable limits.1 source
  4. Government extends fuel excise duties in Ireland amid climate change pressure.1 source
  5. Oireachtas and Dept of Finance provide advice on fuel excise cut changes.1 source
  6. Irish Oireachtas is considering reintroducing higher fuel excise duty amid high European costs.1 source

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Consumers in Europe and Ireland are experiencing financial strain, with the ongoing conflict in the Middle East cited as a major consumer concern.

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