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A public consultation would shape our approach to famine commemoration – Brophy
Fianna Fáil need to be honest with the public as they flip flop on their reckless spending promises – Burke
It is time for Fianna Fáil to be honest with the public as they appear to flip flop on their recent reckless spending promises, Fine Gael TD Peter Burke has said.
Minister Mitchell O’Connor announces approval for 20 professorial-level posts in Higher Education under the Senior Academic leadership Initiative
Mary Mitchell O’Connor T.D. Minister of State with special responsibility for Higher Education today (3rd January 2020) announced the approval of 20 posts at professorial-level in higher education. This announcement is being made under the Minister’s Senior Academic Leadership Initiative, the goal of which is to accelerate progress in achieving gender balance at the senior academic level in higher education institutions.
A public consultation would shape our approach to famine commemoration – Brophy
A public consultation process is necessary to help shape our new approach to the commemoration of the Great Famine, and to give people a sense of ownership of it, a Fine Gael TD has said.
CCTV needed in Douglas and Carrigaline – Buttimer
The Leader of Seanad Éireann, Fine Gael Senator Jerry Buttimer is calling for Cork City Council and Cork County Council to install CCTV in Douglas and Carrigaline as a matter of urgency.
Fianna Fáil approach to USC is hypocrisy at its worst – O’Donovan
Fianna Fáil's approach to USC is hypocrisy at its worst and Micheál Martin cannot be trusted on the matter, a Fine Gael Minister has said.
Number of women on boards increasing but more can be done – Dolan
The increase in the proportion of women on Irish boards is welcome but still far too slow, a Fine Gael General Election candidate has said.