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It's a similar outlay to that of the budget a year ago.

Offaly County Council will spend €72m in 2022.

It's a very similarly financed budget to that of a year ago, with a projected income of over €46m to the local authority.

43% of that outlay will be financed by central government, with €8.4m expected to be allocated to Offaly as a result of the local property tax.

Over €21m has been set aside to maintain road infrastructure, €13m is budgeted for housing and €5m is being spent on water services.

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