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Social Democrats want to undermine Irish family farms - Heydon

The Irish family farm model would be decimated by the Social Democrats plans to undermine farm succession and saddle family farms with significant inheritance tax bills, Fine Gael spokesperson on agriculture and Kildare South T.D. Martin Heydon has said. 

20th November 2024

100,000 extra people at work is the proof in the pudding of Fine Gael pro-enterprise policies - Burke

100,000 more jobs delivered in the last year is testament to Fine Gael’s pro-enterprise policy, according to a Fine Gael Minister.

20th November 2024

Fine Gael guarantees older people a more secure future

Taoiseach and Fine Gael Leader Simon Harris has announced the party’s Older Person’s Guarantee which is a pledge to create a more secure future for older people.

20th November 2024

McNulty calls on Sinn Féin to Scrap Tax on Donegal Hauliers

Donegal hauliers are continuing to be fleeced by an extra Northern government tax, Fine Gael general election candidate John McNulty has said.

20th November 2024

Sinn Féin’s soft Russian stance clear in their manifesto - Ward

Sinn Féin’s long-awaited manifesto shows just how little regard they have for the people of Ukraine, a Fine Gael Senator has said.

20th November 2024

Sinn Féin’s €16bn heist would rob our country’s ‘piggy bank’ and our children’s futures – Donohoe & Burke

Fine Gael Ministers Paschal Donohoe and Peter Burke have today (Wednesday) called on Sinn Féin to commit to retaining the €16bn that has been built up by the Irish Government, and its people, in the Future Ireland Fund and the Infrastructure, Climate and Nature Fund. 

20th November 2024

Sinn Féin’s RTE review would break European Law on Press Freedom – Carroll MacNeill

Fine Gael’s Minister for European Affairs, Jennifer Carroll MacNeill, is calling on Sinn Féin to immediately withdraw its threat of a state-ordered review of RTÉ news coverage.

20th November 2024

Domestic energy bills will RISE under Sinn Féin - Burke

Sinn Féin’s alternative budget last month proposed retaining the temporary 9% rate for gas and electricity.  This proposal has disappeared from the party’s manifesto, a Fine Gael Minister has said.

19th November 2024

Sinn Féin making up childcare policy on the go - Richmond

Sinn Féin have been accused of making their childcare policy up on the go after their belated manifesto launch.

19th November 2024

Sinn Féin’s Manifesto leaves pensioners in the cold - Higgins

Sinn Féin’s manifesto fails to mention any changes to key supports for pensioners such as the Living Alone Allowance, Fuel Allowance, Free Travel Pass or Household Benefit Package according to a Fine Gael Minister.

19th November 2024