Mary Lou McDonald and Pearse Doherty speak at an introduction event for Sinn Fein's candidates

The transcript discusses Sinn Fein's proposed tax relief measures, focusing on providing relief to middle and lower-income workers by abolishing the USC on the first €45,000 of income. It highlights past unfulfilled promises by other parties and emphasizes Sinn Fein's commitment to implementing these changes within the first 100 days of government. The importance of international relations, particularly with the US, is also discussed, alongside election promises to address key issues like housing and health through a mini budget.

What is the primary focus of Sinn Fein's tax package?

• Increasing taxes for high earners

• Providing relief to middle and lower income workers

• Eliminating all taxes for everyone

• Reducing corporate taxes

What promise did Sinn Fein make regarding the USC?

• To keep it unchanged

• To abolish it for the first €45,000 of income

• To double it for high earners

• To increase it for all workers

How does Sinn Fein's promise on the USC differ from previous promises by other parties?

• They have no specific timeline

• They plan to implement it within the first 100 days

• They promise to increase the USC

• They plan to abolish it for everyone

What international relationship does Sinn Fein emphasize as important?

• With the United States

• With Russia

• With China

• With Australia

What domestic issues does Sinn Fein plan to address in their mini-budget?

• Military spending

• Education and sports

• Only tax reforms

• Housing, health, and childcare