News & Statements
Kehoe welcomes 1,600 agri-sector jobs announcement for the South East
Government-supported investment to create 1600 jobs and 450 construction jobs in South East €400 million per annum to rural economy in project supported by Dept of Jobs through Enterprise Ireland
Kehoe welcomes signing of N11 contract for Motorway from Jack Whites to the Beehive
Minister Paul Kehoe has welcomed the news that the multi- million contract for the N11 Arklow to Rathnew road scheme, from Jack White's Pub to the Beehive, has been signed.
Finally, the green light for major N11 upgrade – Harris
Over 2,000 jobs to be created by Glanbia development at Belview Port – Coffey
Fine Gael Waterford Deputy, Paudie Coffey, today (Tuesday) said news that more than 2,000 jobs are to be created by Glanbia Ingredients Ireland Limited (GIIL) through the development of a world-class dairy facility in Belview on the Waterford/Kilkenny border will act as a stimulus to the entire region, providing much needed jobs both directly and indirectly.
Newlands Cross Fly-over will be of huge benefit to Naas
Government contracts have been signed to remove the bottleneck at Newlands cross by constructing a fly-over
Speech at the Women’s Economic Engagement & the Europe 2020 Agenda
This year we mark the 40th anniversary of Ireland's membership. This is our seventh Presidency
Speech at the Women’s Economic Engagement & the Europe 2020 Agenda
This year we mark the 40th anniversary of Ireland's membership. This is our seventh Presidency
Flanagan pays tribute to former FG Minister, Dick Barry
Fine Gael TD for Laois / Offaly, Charlie Flanagan, has today (Monday) paid tribute to former Fine Gael Minister of State, Dick Barry, who passed away yesterday evening at the age of 93.
Coffey encourages people to visit Waterford as national tourism numbers rise by 7.4%
Fine Gael Waterford Deputy, Paudie Coffey, has said the increase in tourism figures of 7.4% in the first three months of 2013 compared to the same time last year will have a positive impact on the entire Irish economy. Deputy Coffey outlined the critical role the services sector is playing in Ireland’s recovery, saying that the number of tourists visiting Ireland will lead to more business opportunities which will generate additional income for every town and village.
Speech at the Women’s Economic Engagement & the Europe 2020 Agenda
This year we mark the 40th anniversary of Ireland's membership. This is our seventh Presidency