News & Statements
Acorn announce plans to create 100 new jobs in Dublin – Bruton
Acorn – a leading multi-disciplinary marketing agency – today [Tuesday] announced that it will grow its headcount from its current level of around 100, to 200 staff over the next five years.
British-Irish Council Summit
The Taoiseach, Enda Kenny, TD will attend the British Irish Council (BIC) Summit being hosted by Jersey today.
Coffey welcomes Young Fine Gael to Waterford
Fine Gael Waterford Deputy, Paudie Coffey, has today (Friday) said that he is looking forward to members of Young Fine Gael visiting Waterford City next weekend. Some 500 delegates will attend the Young Fine Gael National Conference in the Tower Hotel in Waterford City on the weekend of 22nd November.
Cork Foundation inaugural dinner raises much needed funds to give Cork the edge – Collins
Speaking in advance of the inaugural Cork Foundation Founders’ Dinner, which is being held this evening (Friday) at the Rochestown Park Hotel in Cork, Fine Gael Cork North West Deputy, Áine Collins, who is responsible for the establishment of the Foundation, said the work of the organisation is instrumental in supporting small and medium sized local businesses and social enterprise initiatives.
Delivery of high speed broadband will benefit Dublin homes and businesses alike – Keating
Fine Gael Dublin Mid West Deputy, Derek Keating, today (Tuesday) said the Government’s commitment to delivering high speed broadband throughout the county will be benefit citizens and businesses greatly. The Government’s National Broadband Plan, which was published in August 2012, aims to accelerate commercial investment in the sector, with State provision being made in areas where it is commercially viable for the market to invest.
Local govt reform welcome but funding issues need to be addressed – Doherty
Speaking on the Local Government Bill 2013 in the Dáil, Fine Gael Meath East Deputy, Regina Doherty, said that while local government reform is long overdue, there are a number of issues that need to be addressed to ensure that Meath is operating on a fair and equal playing field to other jurisdictions.
Martin has some nerve criticising this Govt for Narrow Water Bridge funding crisis – Fitzpatrick
Fine Gael TD for Louth, Peter Fitzpatrick, has today (Friday) described Fianna Fáíl Leader, Michéal Martin, as having some nerve for blaming this Government for the withdrawal of funding by the EU for the Narrow Water Bridge project.
Minister Bruton and IDA Ireland welcome announcement of 700 new jobs at Deutsche Bank
The Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, Richard Bruton TD and IDA Ireland today (Friday) welcomed the announcement by Deutsche Bank that the company is to create 700 jobs in Dublin in the coming years.
Minister Fitzgerald announces €900,000 to support training for childcare staff starting 2013
Frances Fitzgerald TD, Minister for Children & Youth Affairs has today announced that she has allocated €900,000 in the current year to allow both Early Childhood Ireland and Border Counties Childcare Network to commence delivering training modules commencing before end 2013.
Referendum on same-sex marriage to take place in first half of 2015
The Government today considered the Third Report of the Convention on the Constitution, Amending the Constitution to provide for same-sex marriage.