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Remote Work Strategy lays foundation for a progressive employee-centred workforce – Currie

The publication of the Remote Work Strategy has laid the foundation for a more progressive, employee-centred workforce and community-focused society, a Fine Gael Senator has said.

16th January 2021

Tánaiste Publishes Remote Working Strategy

The Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment Leo Varadkar, TD, today (Friday the 15th of January) published Ireland’s first National Remote Work Strategy to make remote working a permanent option for life after the pandemic.

15th January 2021

New law will break link between criminal gangs and vulnerable young people - O'Dowd

A new law will break the link between criminal gangs and the vulnerable youngsters they recruit, a Fine Gael TD has said.

15th January 2021

Continuation of Calf Investment Scheme under TAMS welcome news for farmers – Lombard

The continuation of the Calf Investment Scheme under the TAMS programme is welcome news for farmers, a Fine Gael Senator has said.

14th January 2021

Minister Donohoe publishes an Update to Ireland’s 2018 Corporation Tax Roadmap

The Update takes stock of the changing international tax environment, outlines the significant actions Ireland has taken to date and the further actions that will be taken over the coming years.

14th January 2021

Agri-food sector must benefit significantly from new Brexit funding – Ahearn

The Agri-food sector must benefit significantly from new proposed Brexit funding, a Fine Gael Senator has said.

13th January 2021

Donohoe welcomes Commission’s proposal on Brexit Adjustment Reserve allocations

The Minister for Finance, Paschal Donohoe T.D., today (Tuesday) welcomed the European Commission’s proposal on the Brexit Adjustment Reserve, which aims to provide financial support to the Member States and sectors most adversely affected by the UK’s withdrawal from the EU.

13th January 2021

Legislation urgently needed to give adopted people access to birth records – Seery-Kearney

The Government must ensure that adopted individuals have the right to access their birth records and information as a fundamental human right, and put an end to their additional trauma, a Fine Gael Senator has said.

12th January 2021

Increase in sales of electric cars is a promising move in the right direction

The recent increase in sales of electric cars is a promising move in the right direction, a Fine Gael TD has said.

12th January 2021

Minister Naughton announces exemption for over 70’s to provide medical report when applying for a driving licence

Minister of State in the Department of Transport, Hildegarde Naughton TD, has announced today that in light of the surge of Covid-19 cases and, in order to ease the burden on medical services, there will be an extension in the exemption that allows for those aged over 70 to apply for a driving licence without the need to provide a medical report.

12th January 2021