News & Statements
A stronger internal market for mortgages would be welcome – Hayes
Fine Gael Dublin MEP, Brian Hayes has welcomed new proposals from the European Commission, which explore how EU citizens can have greater access to mortgage products in other Member States.
D’Arcy supports cross-border taskforce to tackle crime
Fine Gael Senator for Louth/Meath East, Jim D’Arcy has welcomed the call by the Minister for Foreign Affairs Charlie Flanagan for a taskforce on cross-border crime to be established as part of any new northern agreement.
Dundalk is Ireland’s best railway station – Fitzpatrick
“Dundalk’s Clarke Station has been named Overall Best Train Station in Ireland at the annual Iarnród Éireann Best Station Awards”, says Fine Gael TD for Louth, Peter Fitzpatrick. The Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport, Paschal Donohoe, today (Monday), presented the award for Iarnród Éireann Best Station to Dundalk.
Fitzgerald welcomes new Anti-Crime and Burglary response by Gardai
Operation Thor has been in the planning by An Garda Síochána for several months and is being launched following recent announcements regarding investment in policing.
Business Environment in Waterford Improving – Minister Coffey
Speaking ahead of the Chamber of Commerce Dinner in Waterford on Friday in The Tower Hotel Fine Gael Waterford Minister Paudie Coffey said that; “After many years of a difficult business environment in Waterford; it is now improving with jobs being created, tax credits for self-employed being introduced and taxes on work being reduced.
Irish Water Invest €50 million in Water Infrastructure in Waterford – Minister Coffey
Fine Gael Waterford Minister Paudie Coffey has said that Irish Water has and will invest over €50 million in water infrastructure in Waterford City and County. Minister Coffey said that water infrastructure is critical to build capacity which helps secure investments that create jobs in the long term.
Lack of arbitrators stalling development of Naas Town Centre
Anthony Lawlor TD has today (Wednesday) expressed his disappointment that an arbitration process which concerns the development of the Naas Town Centre has again been deferred until the new year. This is due to the lack of arbitrators in the State.
Lack of arbitrators stalling development of Naas Town Centre
Anthony Lawlor TD has today (Wednesday) expressed his disappointment that an arbitration process which concerns the development of the Naas Town Centre has again been deferred until the new year. This is due to the lack of arbitrators in the State.
Dáil Question on Secondary School for Johnstownbridge & Enfield area
To ask the Minister for Education and Skills if, as a result of the population increase in the Johnstownbridge and Enfield areas in County Kildare, she has given consideration to the establishment of a secondary school for this locality; and if she will make a statement on the matter.
Dáil Question on completion of Naas Community College
To ask the Minister for Education and Skills the timeline for the completion of the Naas Community College located in the Millennium Park, Naas, County Kildare; and if she will make a statement on the matter.