Finance Minister Michael McGrath has strongly rebuked Taoiseach Leo Varadkar and other ministers warning them not to raise expectations ahead of October’s budget.
McGrath, speaking to the Business Post, hit back at comments by Varadkar earlier this week on potential mortgage interest relief for people struggling with their repayments due to rising interest rates.
He said he was “not going to raise expectations in the weeks leading up to the budget about what can be ...
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