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Apple tax money won't have any impact on Budget 2025, says Jack Chamber Finance Minister says it will be “months” before Ireland receives its €13bn windfall Government says it will ‘respect' ruling of European Court of Justice Apple has said it is "disappointed" with the decision. EU Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager described it as a ‘big win for European citizens and tax justice' Labour calls for state housing body to be founded with the money to avoid future housing shortages It will be “months” before Ireland receives its €13bn Apple windfall, according to Finance Minister Jack Chambers.

Fianna Fáil senator Malcolm Byrne. Photo: Patrick Browne Fianna Fáil's proposed youth card could cost up to €83m in its first year, according to figures prepared by the Oireachtas.

Finance Minister Jack Chambers said some other countries may have a claim on some of the Apple tax money.

Taoiseach Simon Harris. Photo: Damien Storan. Taoiseach Simon Harris has suggested electricity credits are on the way in the next Budget.

Party leader Simon Harris with Fine Gael colleagues at the Tullamore Court Hotel in Co Offaly. Photo: Eamonn Farrell

Minister for Rural and Community Development Heather Humphreys said she backed the one-off quadruple payment (Brian Lawless/PA)

Neale Richmond, Paschal Donohoe and Heather Humphreys in Tullamore. Photo: PA

‘My position hasn't changed' – Harris is keen to carry on Fianna Fáil veteran Pat 'The Cope' Gallagher said it is difficult to get canvassers out in bad weather

Heather Humphreys seeking hike to help those with newborns Minister for Public Expenditure Paschal Donohoe and Minister for Finance Jack Chambers