But a midlands junior minister couldn't say today whether any further measures will be announced before October's Budget.
A midlands junior minister says the government will do its very best to respond to the cost of living challenges facing families.
However, it remains to be seen if any more targeted measures will be introduced before October's Budget.
Junior Minister Peter Burke says senior members of government are meeting to discuss further supports for the most vulnerable, on top of those already announced.
But the Longford-Westmeath Fine Gael TD says the government "can't do everything":
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