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    Kerry Council Faces Criticism Over Tax Reforms

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    Kerry County Council's proposed tax reforms to eliminate penalties for derelict sites in rural areas have drawn criticism. Councillor Michael Foley argues that these changes unfairly target towns with populations over 4,000, neglecting smaller communities. The reforms could reduce taxable derelict sites from 80 to 27, raising concerns about community revitalization and housing supply in rural areas.
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