DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland's tax take so far this year was broadly stable at the end of May as bumper corporate tax returns and a greater than expected resilience in income tax and VAT receipts to the coronavirus shutdown staved off a forecast collapse.Ireland had expected its tax take for the year to be almost 10% or 2.1 billion euros lower year-on-year by the end of May when it published revised figures taking account of the shutdown but data on Wednesday showed it was just 8 million euros..