Sentences with phrase «irish government plans»
As part of this, the Irish government plans to meet 40 % of electricity demand with renewable sources by the end of the decade.
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In recent years, the Irish government has pursued a widespread plan that aims to reduce the debt load of financially stressed homeowners.
But the plan to use Jersey faced a potential snag: In mid-2014, again under pressure from other governments, Irish ministers explored ending a tax shelter known as the «double Irish,» used by scores of companies, including the Appleby clients Allergan and Facebook, as well as Google, LinkedIn and other businesses.
Although, there is the intriguing possibility that by refusing to sign the UK up to the new Treaty and forcing it to officially exist outside EU institutions, David Cameron scuppered the Irish government's plan to avoid a referendum, political expediency seems a more likely explanation.
He plans to give the Irish self - government.
Work and Pensions shadow secretary Rachel Reeves went as far as to say she has had conversations with German, French and Irish officials who seemed to be supportive of Labour's migration plans, forgetting that the governments in Tallinn or Warsaw may have a very different view on the matter.
The Gathering, a year - long tourism extravaganza of events, festivals and programs designed to bring record numbers of visitors to Ireland, is being planned through a coordinated effort of the Irish government, local communities, private businesses, clubs and other organizations.
The Irish Government has announced plans to spend $ 22 billion over the next four years to aid the country's journey to a low - carbon and climate resilient economy.
In 2009, a spokesperson for the Irish Homes Builders Association said the last government's plan that all new homes be zero carbon by 2013 was «extremely costly and difficult to achieve», and said new insulation rules were «overly prescriptive».
The policy paper provides little insight into the Government's plan for the Irish border issue.