Minister Richard Bruton today (Friday) outlined Fine Gael’s plans to support small and medium enterprises (SMEs), as part of the party’s Long Term Economic Plan to Keep the Recovery Going. Minister Simon Coveney also warned about the growing evidence of the Fianna Fáil economic deception, which undermines their entire campaign.

An Taoiseach, Enda Kenny TD, and the Minister for Jobs, Richard Bruton TD, are today outlining Fine Gael’s plans to grow the number of jobs in export orientated companies over the next five years as part of the Party’s Long Term Economic Plan to keep the recovery going. Fine Gael will allocate at least €500 million to accelerate export led job growth across the country from the €4bn Future Jobs Investment Fund.

FG will put long-term unemployed at top of jobs queue with new and improved supports

Health Minister and Fine Gael candidate in Dublin West Leo Varadkar has said that Micheal Martin seems to be suffering from amnesia.

Minister of State for Finance, Simon Harris, has today (Tuesday) said that Sinn Féin’s idea of progressive politics is based on dropping a €2.6 billion tax bomb which would kill jobs and devastate Foreign Direct Investment.

The Minister of State at the Department of Finance, Simon Harris TD has strongly criticised Fianna Fáil proposals to enable the Central Bank to interfere directly with the banks.

“Fianna Fáil in the driving seat crashed the economy in the past and they are still on the same road heading towards the same destination.

An Taoiseach, Enda Kenny and Minister for Health, Leo Varadkar have today (Monday) launched Fine Gael’s Plan for Health for the next government, which is built on the four pillars of Healthy Ireland, Building Capacity, Universal Healthcare and Health Service Reform.

Taoiseach and Fine Gael Leader, Enda Kenny TD along with Fine Gael Ministers today (Sunday) published the Party’s General Election Manifesto, which provides people with the stability and certainty needed to Keep the Recovery Going.

An Taoiseach Enda Kenny TD, Agriculture Minister & Cork South Central Candidate Simon Coveney TD today (Saturday) outlined Fine Gael’s proposals to support rural Ireland, as part of Fine Gael’s Long Term Economic Plan to keep the recovery going. Highlights include: