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Refusal by Sinn Féin to support Special Criminal Court is slap in face to victims of criminals and entire communities - Farrell

Sinn Féin’s constant refusal to support the Special Criminal Court is a slap in the face to victims of organised crime and our security services, a Fine Gael TD has said.

13th June 2023

Fine Gael regional conference in Carlow to focus on the Future of Farming

The Fine Gael National Agricultural, Food and Rural Development Forum, (NAFRD) will hold a regional conference on Thursday, June 22nd at 8pm in the Dolmen Hotel in Carlow.

13th June 2023

Action needed now to help our growers – Doherty

Irish horticultural producers must be supported by Government amid skyrocketing energy costs and supply shortages, a Fine Gael Senator has said.

12th June 2023

Specialist judges for domestic and sexual violence cases must be appointed – Seery Kearney

The Department of Justice must examine the appointment of specialist judges for domestic and sexual violence cases without delay, according to Fine Gael Senator Mary Seery Kearney.

11th June 2023

Contract agencies and employees to receive Pandemic Special Recognition Payment after lengthy delays – Dolan

The Pandemic Special Recognition Payment has been approved for a group of cleaning contractors, a Fine Gael Senator has said.

9th June 2023

Critical shortfall of radiation therapists must be addressed – Burke

The critical shortage of radiation therapists across the country must be addressed before more people retire, a Fine Gael TD has said.

8th June 2023

Smart and ambitious investment in public transport a no-brainer – Doherty

Fine Gael’s Transport Spokesperson has highlighted the need to improve public transport connectivity, and to provide viable options for commuters across Ireland.

6th June 2023

Fine Gael Senators propose tough sentences for spiking – Doherty & Ward

Fine Gael Senators have introduced legislation to make spiking a standalone offence, with a penalty of up to ten years in prison.

5th June 2023

Students with dyslexia should be given more time in state exams – Lombard

Students with dyslexia should be given extra time to complete state exam papers, a Fine Gael Senator has said.

3rd June 2023

Deadline for survey on parking in Phoenix Park approaching – Currie

The deadline is fast approaching for the OPW online survey about parking in the Phoenix Park, a Fine Gael Senator has said.

2nd June 2023

List of workers eligible for tax reliefs must be reviewed to include other professionals – Ahearn

The disparity in flat rate expenses and how tax relief can be claimed by certain workers must be rectified to make it equitable, according to Fine Gael Senator Garret Ahearn.

2nd June 2023

Free school books and hot school meals will ease burden on parents for next academic year – Burke

Parents of children set to attend primary school for the 2023/2024 academic year will have been receiving notifications from their schools to tell them that they will no longer have to pay for school books from September, a Fine Gael Senator said.

30th May 2023