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Sharp rise in motor fuel prices in August - AA Ireland

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Aengus Cox
Sharp rise in motor fuel prices in August - AA Ireland
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Motor fuel prices in Ireland have risen significantly, prompting opposition parties to call for the postponement of planned excise duty increases. The government is currently reviewing the impact of these costs on households during the cost-of-living crisis.

Opposition parties have urged the Government to postpone plans to return fuel excise duty costs to their full price due to ongoing concerns over the cost-of-living crisis.

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