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Stop the Irish Government Increasing Taxes on Diesel

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Tom MC Grath
8 years ago

Rural dwellers will not accept any increase on diesel tax.

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darragh
8 years ago

darragh

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Derek kelly
8 years ago

I'm a daily commuter from moate to Galway.

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Maurice Greaney
8 years ago

Life is hard enough without more tax

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Michael Ayres
8 years ago

Diesel driver

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Colm Sheeran
8 years ago

Enough of these unjust taxes

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Stop stealing money of the people , and reduce your wages and bloody expenses by at least 40% And stop these crazy pension pay outs you give yourself ,loads of money saved.

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Charles
8 years ago

Green is always better

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Enda Murphy
8 years ago

Please do not increase the tax on diesel. We're almost recovering now - this will set us back AGAIN!

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Padraig Keegan
8 years ago

Small to medium self employed people being taxed out of business by a government that only helps the wealthy and elite in this country.

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Tim Harvey
8 years ago

Don't penalise use for living in the country

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Pat mccarthy
8 years ago

An increase in price will have a negative effect on our new startup company

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vinny
8 years ago

Its more about generating revenue rather than petrol and diesel on paity

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Brendan Graham
8 years ago Featured

Due to the inadequate public transport system, rural dwellers both need their vehicles and have to, by default, drive significantly more miles / Kms than their urban counterparts. Also, if diesel costs increase all goods distributed by road will similarly rise, whether legitimately or otherwise!

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Gelu
8 years ago

Soon i have to pay tax for kids aswell

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Thomas mccann
8 years ago

I can barely afford to run my van with current diesel prices having had to take 3 wage cuts in previous years.

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Rosanne Dalton
8 years ago

This is pure madness

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Leanne Curley
8 years ago

Crazy idea

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Anonymous
8 years ago

No no no

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Seamus o Reilly
8 years ago Featured

Absolute madness this is the sly way the government are going to make up for the loss in revenue through countless mistakes.At upwards of 10c price difference imagine what that amounts to weekly/monthly/annually once again the worker & employer pays again.