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SINN FÉIN HAS led calls for the introduction of a welfare payment for severe weather events.
A Cold Weather Payment already exists in Northern Ireland, which kicks in when temperatures fall below zero degrees Celsius for seven days.
Each payment is worth £25, and is made automatically for those who already receive a qualifying benefit.
So we’re wondering: Should the Government introduce a Cold Weather Payment in Ireland?
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