"Ireland only taxes the profits of such enterprises [petroleum exploration and production]. There is no per unit tax or levy as in other countries and Ireland's tax rate is relatively low. The State also does not take an ownership stake in the field or demand royalties. Thus on this basis, Ireland's tax regime is generous in comparison to that of other countries. "
The Merthyr to Mayo Solidarity Cycle will leave Merthyr in Wales on the 23rd May and is due to arrive in Glengad on 4th June.
The planned itinerary is shown below, please bear in mind there might be changes to this as things are further organised.
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May
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Fri 21st
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First arrivals into Merthyr | |
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Sat 22nd
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Further arrivals into Merthyr
Day and evening event in Merthyr |
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Sun 23rd
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Cycle caravan sets off from Merthyr to Swansea to catch overnight ferry to Cork Possible event in Cork as well as/instead of Saturday event |
50km |
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Mon 24th
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Ferry arrives from Swansea to meet those already in Cork. Possible Mon morning event before cycling to Macroom |
38km |
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Tue 25th
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Macroom to Killarney | 54km |
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Wed 26th
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Killarney to Tralee | 28km |
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Thu 27th
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Tralee to Kilrush | 55km |
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Fri 28th
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Kilrush to Lahinch | 55km |
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Sat 29th
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Lahinch to Gort | 45km |
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Sun 30th
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Gort to Galway | 36km |
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Mon 31st
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Day in Galway | |
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June
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Tue 1st
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Galway to Castlerea | 77km |
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Wed 2nd
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Day in Castlerea | |
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Thu 3rd
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Castlerea to Ballina | 39km |
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Fri 4th
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Ballina to Rossport Solidarity camp. | 63km |
More details on - http://www.merthyrtomayo.org
Date:
21 May 2010 (All day) - 4 June 2010 (All day) 