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Fine Gael selects Tanya Cannon to contest Longford-Westmeath in General Election
Tanya Cannon has been selected by Fine Gael to represent the party in the Longford-Westmeath constituency in the General Election, alongside Minister Peter Burke and Senator Micheál Carrigy.
Action needed to end sneaky gains for energy companies – Clendennen
Energy companies must inform customers in writing when their contracts are due to end, a Fine Gael Councillor and General Election candidate has said.
Stop online lies with mandatory ID checks – Byrne
Compulsory ID verification for all users of social media must be introduced, a Fine Gael Senator has said.
Fine Gael selects Councillor Emma Blain to contest Dublin Bay South constituency in General Election
Councillor Emma Blain has been selected by Fine Gael to represent Fine Gael in the Dublin Bay South constituency at the next General Election.
Fine Gael selects Councillor Mark Duffy to contest Mayo constituency in General Election
Councillor Mark Duffy has been selected by Fine Gael to represent Fine Gael in the Mayo constituency at the next General Election.
Fine Gael selects Martina Jennings to contest Mayo constituency in General Election
Martina Jennings has been selected by Fine Gael to represent Fine Gael in the Mayo constituency at the next General Election.
Irish Rail told timetable change was nothing short of a disaster – Farrell
Irish Rail CEO Jim Meade was right to admit the timetable change didn’t work, as it was nothing short of a disaster, a Fine Gael TD has said.
Decision to adopt Optional Protocol a major relief for people with disabilities – Casserly
The Optional Protocol to the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities will strengthen Ireland’s commitment to making our country a more equal place, a Fine Gael councillor has said.
Ratification of optional protocol is a key step for equality – Conway
The decision to accede to the Optional Protocol to UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities is a welcome decision, a Fine Gael Senator has said.
Proposal to scrap Irish exemption for dyslexic students would be a shattering blow for families – Lombard
An Oireachtas Committee which is recommending that students with dyslexia should no longer be exempt from studying Irish needs to explain its rationale, a Fine Gael Senator has said.