News & Statements
Speech by An Taoiseach, Enda Kenny, T.D. at the opening of the new Irish Consulate in Austin, Texas
The decision by my Government to open the new Ireland House in Austin demonstrates Ireland’s commitment to Texas and the strong value that we attach to Ireland-Texan relations both now and into the future.
Taoiseach Enda Kenny’s address at Enterprise Ireland’s “VC Office Hours” event in Austin, Texas
The Irish Government understands that most future jobs will be from new businesses and sectors that don’t yet exist.
Speech by An Taoiseach at St. Patrick’s Day Parade- Atlanta
During the recent economic crisis the Irish people gave a clear mandate to a new government - to fix the public finances and get our country working again.
Speech by Taoiseach Enda Kenny at the Irish Chamber of Commerce, Atlanta
Taoiseach travels to US for St. Patrick’s Day programme with focus on jobs, trade and investment
The Taoiseach begins his St. Patrick’s Day visit today, with a visit to Atlanta – the first stop on a three-city programme in the US focused on jobs, trade and investment.
Approval of phased re-payment of superlevy fine a boost for farmers – Fitzgerald
“The approval of the phased re-payment of the superlevy fine due to be imposed on dairy farmers is a great boost to local farmers and will help to ease financial concerns”, says Fine Gael Bye Election candidate, David Fitzgerald.
Cork City Council needs to stand to account on Housing Adaptation Grants Crisis – Burke
Cork North Central Senator for Fine Gael and the party’s Seanad Spokesperson for Health, Colm Burke, has today (Thursday) stated that Cork City Council needs to take responsibility for and act on the current situation regarding Housing Adaptation Grants for those with disabilities in Cork.
Funding in place for a second palliative care consultant for the Midlands – McFadden
Funding in place for a second palliative care consultant for the Midlands – McFadden
Minister for Finance welcomes CSO data confirming that Ireland had the fastest-growing economy in the EU in 2014
The CSO figures for 2014 show that the Irish economy grew by 4.8% in GDP terms and by 5.2% in GNP terms in 2014.