Minister for Public Expenditure, Paschal Donohoe, and Minister for Finance Michael McGrath pictured in the Department of Finance ahead of the budget. Photograph: Tom Honan for The Irish Times.are to be announced as part of the budget by Minister for Finance Michael McGrath, including one to support future State investment and a second to be invested for the long term, with the State finances benefiting from the interest earned.
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