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Aer Lingus need to explain cancelled flights – Buttimer

Aer Lingus management have been asked to appear before the Oireachtas Transport Committee to explain what they are doing for the thousands of passengers let down by cancelled flight in recent weeks.

Opposition are more interested in chaos and division rather than solutions - Griffin

Fine Gael and the Government are entirely focused on putting more money back in people’s pockets and reducing the cost of living as opposed to reducing the Dáil into a circus like Sinn Féin, the Fine Gael Dáil whip has said.

Johnson resignation allows opportunity for a reset - Richmond

After a difficult period, now is an opportunity for a reset in Anglo-Irish and UK-EU relations according to the Fine Gael spokesperson on European Affairs, Neale Richmond TD.

Sinn Féin like a wild weathervane on cost of living - Higgins

Sinn Féin’s uncosted proposals would leave middle income earners worse off, Fine Gael TD Emer Higgins has said.

Decommissioning of Kinsale gas pipeline infrastructure needs to be stopped – Stanton

Ireland can be a world leader in having an ethical child centred legislative framework for international surrogacy – Seery-Kearney

Exemption enabling developers to sidestep requirement for childcare places must be removed – Seery-Kearney

A planning exemption enabling developers to sidestep requirements for childcare places in new dwellings must be removed, according to Fine Gael Senator Mary Seery- Kearney.

Any Government decision on turf requires full backing of Fine Gael PP – Ring

Any future decisions made by Government on turf must be fully supported by Fine Gael Ministers, TDs and Senators, Deputy Michael Ring has said.

Be aware of tell-tale signs of online scams when it comes to booking accommodation – Higgins

People should be aware of the tell-tale signs of online scams when it comes to booking holiday accommodation this summer, according to Fine Gael TD Emer Higgins.

State’s failure to act for thalidomide victims unconscionable – Ward

The failure by the State and the Department of Health to act for the victims of Thalidomide is unconscionable and must be addressed, according to Fine Gael Senator Barry Ward.