News & Statements
Budget 2022 will have a positive impact on Climate Action – Farrell
Budget 2022 will benefit our efforts to tackle Climate Change in Ireland, Fine Gael TD Alan Farrell has said.
Budget supports for businesses and self-employed will fuel economic recovery and job creation – Ahearn and Currie
The extension of a range of supports for businesses and income tax changes for the self-employed will help fuel economic recovery after the challenge of Covid-19, two Fine Gael Senators have said.
Opportunity for young people to apply for one of 60,000 free EU rail travel passes – Madigan
Young Irish citizens should apply to the European Commission’s DiscoverEU Initiative, which will supply tens of thousands of young Europeans with free rail travel passes around the European Union next year, Minister for Special Education & Inclusion, Josepha Madigan TD has said.
Ward calls for 24-hour bus service for Dún Laoghaire
A Fine Gael Senator has called on Dublin Bus and the National Transport Authority (NTA) to introduce a 24-hour service for Route 46A, which runs between Dún Laoghaire and the Phoenix Park, through the city centre.
Business supports must cater to companies of all sizes to encourage enterprise growth – Byrne
Business supports must cater to companies of all sizes to encourage enterprise growth, the Fine Gael Seanad Finance Spokesperson has said.
Number of cigarettes sold in a packet must be limited to 20 – Burke
Ireland must build on its strong anti-smoking credentials by limiting the number of cigarettes sold in a packet to 20, a Fine Gael TD has said.
Statement from Charlie Flanagan on the death of James Brokenshire MP
Chair of the Foreign Affairs and Defence Committee, Laois/Offaly Fine Gael TD, Charlie Flanagan, has expressed his condolences on the passing of James Brokenshire MP.
Fingal County Council must build affordable housing in Swords – Doherty
Fingal County Council must find a suitable site to build social and affordable housing in Swords, a Fine Gael Senator has said.
Ireland should become global leader in tackling harmful effects of social media on teens – Creed
Ireland should fundamentally change the approach to regulating certain social media content and thereby prioritise young people’s mental health, according to Fine Gael TD Michael Creed.
Sinn Féin’s Budget slams ordinary workers by increasing taxes and opposing home ownership – Durkan
Sinn Féin’s wish list Budget looks to penalise ordinary families by increasing taxes, attacking job creation and locking workers out of home ownership, a Fine Gael TD has said.