Sinn Féin is taking a chance with critical economic policies at the expense of Irish businesses, a Fine Gael Minister and General Election candidate has said.

Taoiseach and Fine Gael Leader, Simon Harris has today (Sunday) launched the party’s General Election manifesto alongside Justice Minister and Deputy Leader, Helen McEntee & Minister for Public Expenditure, NDP Delivery and Reform Paschal Donohoe, in County Tipperary.

Gráinne Seoige’s clarification around her controversial advertisement on cancer service provision in Galway has been welcomed by a Fine Gael General Election candidate.

Fine Gael is increasing financial supports that will enhance and support the wellbeing of older people across the country, a Fine Gael General election candidate has said.

An error between An Post and local authorities has seen tens of thousands of voters in Galway East, Cork North Central and Cork North-West getting the wrong election material, a Fine Gael Minister and General Election candidate has said.

Fine Gael has announced its plan for a safe and secure Ireland, which will strengthen An Garda Síochána, improve community safety, ensure there is zero tolerance of Domestic, Sexual and Gender Based Violence, and bolster our security and defence capability.

Mixed feelings among Fianna Fáil representatives around the party’s stance on drugs is causing confusion and misinformation, a Fine Gael General Election candidate has said.

Ministers Helen McEntee and Neale Richmond, alongside Senators Emer Currie and Mary Seery Kearney, have today (Wednesday), set out Fine Gael’s plans to reform childcare provision, reduce child poverty and make Ireland a better place to raise a child. 

Fine Gael candidate for Dublin Central and Minister for Public Expenditure, NDP Delivery and Reform, Paschal Donohoe, today (Tuesday) said that in an ever-changing world, the need to ensure our economic model is protected and that our numbers add up has never been more pressing. This is not the case with the Fianna Fáil manifesto, the calculations for which leave a lot to be desired.

The business proposals in Fianna Fáil’s manifesto come up short compared to the Fine Gael package and would make very little impact on the real needs of small businesses, a Fine Gael Minister has said.