News & Statements
Independent Ireland miss 40% Gender Quota by a Country Mile –Boland
Leaders of Independent Ireland have failed spectacularly to meet the 40% gender quota required by law for the upcoming election, a Fine Gael General Election candidate has said.
Statement from Minister Paschal Donohoe
As the election for the 34th Dail enters its final hours I want to make the case for the importance of how votes are cast and what this means for the future of Ireland.
Pearse ‘Money no issue’ Doherty would plunge our economy into darkness – Donohoe
Sinn Féin’s cavalier attitude towards public money should send a warning shot across the bow for voters ahead of Friday’s General Election, Minister Paschal Donohoe has said.
Fine Gael commits to investment in education to protect our economic progress
Fine Gael has today (Wednesday) shared a strategy for investment in education and apprenticeships, to ensure a highly skilled workforce on which our continued economic and social success depends.
Mary Lou changes tune on Sinn Féin housing plan yet again – Cummins
Last night’s leaders’ debate on RTE confirmed that Mary Lou can’t stand over Sinn Fein’s Affordable Purchase Scheme, according to Fine Gael General Candidate for Waterford John Cummins.
Expansion of Bord na Móna Community Gain Fund would help local communities address climate change – Clendennen
Bord na Móna should provide greater support for community energy projects and expand the Community Benefit Fund for more local communities to qualify, a Fine Gael Councillor has said.
Fine Gael unveils ambitious plans to build a healthier, more active Ireland through sport
Minister Alan Dillon today (Wednesday) set out Fine Gael’s sports policy aimed at making Ireland a more active, inclusive, and healthier country.
Sinn Féin must clarify party’s role in fake social media accounts – Higgins
The Sinn Féin leader must provide clarity on whether members of her party were involved in the fake Bsky account, and if she knew about it, a Fine Gael Minister has said.
Statement by Minister for Justice Helen McEntee TD, Fine Gael Deputy Leader, in relation to former Minister Gemma Hussey
Gemma Hussey was a pioneering politician who was inspired to enter public life by her involvement in the women’s movement.
An Taoiseach Simon Harris pays tribute to Gemma Hussey
It is with profound sadness that we in Fine Gael mark the death of our friend and colleague, Gemma Hussey.