In this in-depth interview, Michael McGrath talks budgetary policy and outlines Fianna Fáil’s ambitions to create a “decent society”. Specifically, he addresses: The decision to prioritise, by a 4:1 ratio, spending on frontline services over tax cutsParty plans to reduce capital gains tax as part of a “strong package” for the domestic economyIncreasing the rainy day buffer to meet potential shocks from Brexit and the OECDReviewing the banks’ capital requirements to tackle high mortgage interest ratesFianna Fáil’s SSIA scheme for first-time buyersPensions, and allocating €1.25 billion for a new public service pay deal Michael McGrath has been a constant presence…

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