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Sunscreen should be seen as a necessary medical item
The twenty per cent VAT rate on sunscreen needs to be abolished immediately according to a Fine Gael Senato.
The VAT rate is currently categorised as a cosmetic product instead of a necessary medical item.
13 thousand cases of skin cancer are diagnosed here every year with the number expected to double by 2045.
Senator Maria Byrne says people should be able to enjoy the summer without worrying about the condition:
An Arson Attack Took Place In Ballymena In The North
Detectives are appealing for information and witnesses to come forward
Taoiseach Simon Harris Has Declared His Commitment Of 50 Million Euro For The Redevelopment Of Casement Park
It follows the UK government's decision not to provide funding
Apple's 13 Billion Euro Repayment "Minor" Amid Surge In Corporate Tax Revenues
Minister Paschal Donohoe reports
New "Restless Liffey Love" Loveseats Arrive At North Wall Quay
Designer of the loveseats Rhona Byrne describes that they'll be used for
The Plan To Increase Housing Through Infrastructure Spending In The Budget Is Being Welcomed
Green Party TD Neasa Hourigan says spending on homes is the right decision:
This Year's BT Young Scientist Winner Has Placed Second In Europe
Sean O'Sullivan says: verification for AI written content is a big problem
Sinn Féin says funding Must Urgently Be Provided To Keep Ireland's Universities Competitive
Universities are calling for a need of over 300 million in extra funding
Irish Rail Will Make Minor Scheduling Adjustments At Dublin's Connolly Station
This is to avoid congestion that Connolly Station is often met with
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