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Fine Gael selects Cllr James Geoghegan in Dublin Bay South as first General Election candidate

James Geoghegan is the first General Election candidate to be selected by Fine Gael and will represent the party in the Dublin Bay South constituency.

15th January 2024

Energy companies must cut prices further to ease pressure on householders – Ahearn

Energy companies must cut prices more to ease pressure on householders, particularly as the colder weather sets in, a Fine Gael Senator said.

15th January 2024

Sinn Féin’s mismanagement of finances and tax hikes will short-change us all – Carroll MacNeill

The mismanagement of our public finances and future tax hikes by Sinn Féin will short-change everyone and leave us facing an employment crisis, Fine Gael Minister Jennifer Carroll MacNeill has said.

14th January 2024

Fine Gael Women’s Network delivering election candidates through mentorship

23 out of 26 women who have completed a Fine Gael mentoring programme have been selected by the party to run in the upcoming Local Elections in June, bringing the party’s current total of women candidates to 84.  

13th January 2024

As a nation of dog lovers, we must ban electronic shock collars - Doherty

Electronic shock collars are a harmful and cruel method of attempting to train dogs and must be banned, a Fine Gael Senator has said.

12th January 2024

Politicians should not resort to litigation as first line of defence against criticism - Ahearn

The trend of legal actions by Sinn Féin members against journalists and media outlets is a strategic ploy aimed at silencing critics, a Fine Gael Senator has said.

12th January 2024

Waterford’s ranking on prestigious New York times ‘places to go list’ is a tremendous boost for the county – Cummins

Waterford’s ranking on the prestigious New York Times’ ‘52 Places to go in 2024’ list is a tremendous boost for the county and the south-east region, according to Fine Gael Senator John Cummins.

10th January 2024

Introduction of contactless payments technology must be prioritised for Dublin Bus – Higgins

The introduction of contactless payments technology on Dublin buses and across the transport network should be prioritised for all passengers, according to a Fine Gael TD.

9th January 2024

Cheaper non-alcoholic drinks could take pain out of ‘Dry January’ - Ahearn

A reduction in the Value Added Tax (VAT) on non-alcoholic beverages would be welcomed by consumers, particularly those choosing to abstain from alcohol, a Fine Gael Senator has said.

7th January 2024

New statutory agency must focus on delivering more refuge spaces for victims of domestic abuse – Seery Kearney

Cuan, the new statutory agency dedicated to tackling and reducing domestic, sexual and gender-based violence, must focus on accelerating the delivery of new refuge spaces throughout the country, according to a Fine Gael Senator.

6th January 2024