News & Statements
Bannon welcomes announcement of extra €20,000 in funding for Longford Youth service
Parliamentary Question addressed to the Minister for Education and Science
To ask the Minister for Education and Skills if he will consider treating non-union teachers who are willing to accept the terms of the HRA in the same way as members of the TUI; and if he will make a statement on the matter?
Minister for the Environment welcomes breakthrough on Priory Hall issue” “Chance for Priory Hall owners to get on with their lives”
The Minister for the Environment and Local Government has today (7 October, 2013) welcomed a breakthrough on the Priory Hall issue as a result of the process he established three weeks ago.
The most radical reform of local government in over 100 years
Mr Phil Hogan, T.D., Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government, announced today (17 October 2013) the publication of the Local Government Bill 2013 to fundamentally reform the local government system in Ireland.
Mitchell O’Connor thanks local business community for engagement on Budget 2014
Submissions made at local level were invaluable in feeding into Advisory Group for Small Business.
2nd time in 3 days commuters late to work on overcrowded trains – Harris
Simon Harris TD, has today (Wednesday) described the second disruption in just three days to rush hour commuters as unacceptable and has called on Irish Rail to immediately review how it deals with a crisis on the DART line, to start communicating with its customers, and to put a halt to its new policy of four carriage trains during rush hour.
Parliamentary Question addressed to the Minister for Education and Science
To ask the Minister for Education and Skills when the devolved grant to a school Loreto Primary School, Rathfarnham, Dubin 14 (roll number 00729F) will be anticipated; and if he will make a statement on the matter?
Parliamentary Question addressed to the Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation
To ask the Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation if it is his intention that Ireland would host a local division of the Unified Patent Court; and if he will make a statement on the matter?
Budget 2014 will help support Meath’s recovery – Butler
Fine Gael Meath West TD, Ray Butler, has today (Wednesday) welcomed the pro-business measures contained in the 2014 Budget, saying the €500 million jobs stimulus package will help to support Meath’s economic recovery. Deputy Butler also noted that Chambers Ireland has given a very positive response to the Budget.
Budget is good news for family farm income, disadvantaged farmers and beef sector – Coffey
Fine Gael TD for Waterford Paudie Coffey, has said that Budget 2014 will protect the incomes of family farms, support small farm holdings in disadvantaged areas and invest in the future of the national suckler cow herd.