“An Oireachtas Transport Committee review of Go Safe vans will examine why so many speeding cases have been dismissed and how best to ensure fairness and equity for all motorists” says Fine Gael TD for Limerick and Member of the Oireachtas Transport Committee, Patrick O’Donovan.

“An Oireachtas Transport Committee review of Go Safe vans will examine why so many speeding cases have been dismissed and how best to ensure fairness and equity for all motorists” says Fine Gael TD for Limerick and Member of the Oireachtas Transport Committee, Patrick O’Donovan.

Fine Gael Cork North Central Senator and the Party’s Seanad Spokesperson on Health, Colm Burke, has today (Tuesday) published the Health (Professional Home Care) Bill 2014, saying this new legislation is designed to provide regulation in the area of professional home care.

Fine Gael Party Chairperson and TD for Limerick, Dan Neville, has highlighted the importance of making Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) procedures available to Parkinson’s patients in Ireland.

Fine Gael Meath West TD, Ray Butler, has said that beef and sheep farmers in Meath are to receive payments this week, bringing to almost €54 million the amount of funding received by Meath farmers this year.

2015 has been designated as the year of Irish design. Irish Design 2015 (ID2015) is a year-long programme which will promote and celebrate Irish design with the aim of driving job-creation, growing exports and increasing competitiveness.

Fine Gael Sligo/ North Leitrim Senator, Imelda Henry, has today (Monday) welcomed the announcement of €90,000 in funding for the Fleadh Cheoil in 2015.

Fine Gael Clare Senator Martin Conway, has welcomed the establishment of a working group on Seanad Reform by An Taoiseach Enda Kenny TD

An Taoiseach, Enda Kenny TD, has today (Monday) launched Fine Gael’s online tax calculator which allows everyone who pays income tax or USC to see how they benefit from tax cuts introduced in Budget 2015. The Taoiseach said that reducing the tax burden was central to the Government’s jobs plan, necessary to make work pay and ensure that Ireland is attractive to those returning home and those who wish to come and work here.