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THE FIRST PART of Budget 2012 has been delivered in the Dáil today by the Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform Brendan Howlin.
Howlin has outlined the cuts to public spending of €2.2 billion, with €1.4 billion cut in day-to-day spending, as part of an overall adjustment of €3.8 billion. Minister for Finance Michael Noonan will announce taxation measures of €1.6 billion tomorrow afternoon.
The pre-budget leaks:
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