News & Statements
Children and childcare a real priority in Budget 2016 – Keane
Fine Gael Dublin South West Senator, Cáit Keane, has said that children and childcare are a real priority in Budget 2016.
Mitchell welcomes 300 new jobs by Sage for Sandyford
Olivia Mitchell, Fine Gael TD for Dublin Rathdown, has said today’s (Wednesday) announcement by Sage to open a new base in Sandyford and create 300 new jobs, is a great boost for south Dublin and for our economy.
Commercial road tax reductions will create jobs in the transport industry – Sheahan
Fine Gael Senator for Kerry, Tom Sheahan, has warmly welcomed the road tax reduction for commercial vehicles saying that the decision by the Minister for Finance, Michael Noonan TD will result in new jobs in the transport industry.
European Parliament allocates additional €400 million for refugee crisis – Hayes
Fine Gael MEP for Dublin, Brian Hayes, has today (Wednesday) welcomed the approval of an additional €400 million in funding for the refugee crisis. The funding was given the green light in a vote in the European Parliament this evening.
Taoiseach’s Speech for Budget 2016 14th October 2015 Dáil Éireann
The main aim of yesterday’s Budget is to keep the recovery going.
Smaller class sizes and more teachers in Budget 2016 will be welcomed by all – D’Arcy
600 new Gardaí as Budget 2016 confirms Govt commitment to tackling crime – Stanton
Fine Gael TD for Cork East and Chairperson of the Oireachtas Justice Committee, David Stanton, has said that the announcement of 600 new Gardaí in Budget 2016 marks the Government’s commitment to increasing resources for an An Garda Síochána.
Budget 2016 reduces commercial motor tax by over €4,000 – O’Mahony
Fine Gael TD and Chairperson of the Oireachtas Committee on Transport and Communications, John O’Mahony has welcomed changes to commercial motor tax which will mean an annual saving of over €4,000 for hauliers across the country.
Budget 2016 will encourage job growth and help employers – Corcoran Kennedy
Fine Gael TD for Laois/Offaly and Chairperson of the Oireachtas Jobs Committee, Marcella Corcoran Kennedy, has said that Budget 2016 is good for job creation and good for local businesses.
Budget begins equalisation of tax treatment between self-employed & PAYE workers –
“As a business person, the most striking thing about Budget 2016 for me is that it delivers a range of measures to support small and family businesses”, says Fine Gael TD for Cork North West, Áine Collins.