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26 Sept 2025
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26 Sept 2025
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Ronan Furlong, Partner PwC; Economist Jim Power; Róisín Purcell, Tax Director PwC; John Hurley, CEO Kilkenny Chamber. Picture: Vicky Comerford
A large audience of businesspeople gathered at the annual post-Budget Lunch hosted by Kilkenny Chamber and PwC in the Kilkenny Rivercourt Hotel this week.
Economist Jim Power and PwC Director Róisín Purcell dove into the finer details of Budget 2025 and highlighted the impact that it will have, both on personal incomes and on businesses.
National reaction to Budget 2025 has been mixed but many issues raised across the board have significantly overlapped in terms of housing and taxation.
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