News & Statements
New legislation to formalise range of tax measures will put money back in workers’ pockets – Byrne
A range of tax measures due to be formalised in legislation will reduce the cost of living by putting €415 on average back into the pockets of workers, a Fine Gael Senator has said.
Tackling the shortage of neurology nurse specialists will mean better patient outcomes – Byrne
We must tackle the shortage of neurology nurse specialists throughout Ireland to ensure better patient outcomes, a Fine Gael Senator has said.
Business supports must cater to companies of all sizes to encourage enterprise growth – Byrne
Business supports must cater to companies of all sizes to encourage enterprise growth, the Fine Gael Seanad Finance Spokesperson has said.
Fine Gael Senator Maria Byrne re-elected to Seanad Éireann
Fine Gael’s Maria Byrne has been re-elected to Seanad Éireann.
Fine Gael to Deliver a Mayor for Limerick – Byrne
Bus Éireann advertisement campaign promoting services to Dublin Airport should be removed – Byrne
Fine Gael Senator Maria Byrne has questioned the decision of Bus Éireann to carry out a public online advertisement campaign promoting its services to Dublin Airport, given Limerick’s proximity to Shannon Airport.
Application for Vhi SwiftCare Clinic marks a step forward for health care in Limerick & Mid-West – Byrne
A planning application to Limerick City and County Council for a new state of the art Vhi SwiftCare Clinic is welcome news for Vhi customers in Limerick and the Mid-West Region according to local Senator Maria Byrne.
Which Department will Fianna Fáil abolish Micheál – Byrne
Which department does Fianna Fáil propose to abolish following their party leader’s call for a new portfolio for higher education, a Fine Gael Senator has asked.
Limerick votes yes to a directly elected mayor
Limerick is set for a bright and prosperous future with the passing of the plebiscite for a directly elected mayor.
Planning for the future makes good sense for Limerick – Byrne
Limerick City and County is going to benefit from significant investment thanks to the Government’s new big vision plan, Project Ireland 2040, a Fine Gael Senator has said.