News & Statements
Sinn Féin pursuing fantasy economics in response to mortgage interest rates – Phelan
High Tax, Anti Jobs party who would wreck our economy
Minister Hildegarde Naughton extends sympathies on the death of Brigid Hogan-O’Higgins
Galway TD and Minister of State at the Department of Transport, Hildegarde Naughton, has extended her sympathies to the family of former Fine Gael TD, Brigid Hogan O-Higgins, on the occasion of her passing.
Condolences on the death of Brigid Hogan-O’Higgins – Fine Gael Leader, Tánaiste Leo Varadkar TD
The Leader of Fine Gael, An Tánaiste Leo Varadkar TD, has expressed his condolences on the death of Brigid Hogan O-Higgins, former Fine Gael TD for Galway and Clare.
Ireland must take the lead on capping level of nicotine in cigarettes – Burke
Fine Gael Spokesperson on Health, Deputy Colm Burke, referenced an announcement from the US Government who are seeking a cap on the level of nicotine in cigarettes and other finished tobacco products, with formal legislative proposals expected in 2023.
Sinn Féin threat to civil servants is another worrying attempt to silence opponents – Farrell
Sinn Féin’s threat to sack senior civil servants who do not comply with the party’s thinking is another worrying attempt to silence critics and suppress public debate, according to Fine Gael TD Alan Farrell.
Save the Christmas Crib for children – Fine Gael Cllrs & Minister
Fine Gael councillors and the Office of Public Works Minister are working to reverse the Grinch like decision to cancel the live animal Nativity crib in the capital this Christmas.
Recycled CO2 used to enhance growth of vegetables to be exempt of carbon tax – Doherty
Glasshouse growers of quality tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers who reused the CO2 generated from glasshouse heating are set to secure a carbon tax rebate, a Fine Gael Senator has said.
Fine Gael to hold first in a series of regional conferences on agriculture and rural development
Challenges facing the rural and agriculture sector will be the focus of a one day conference hosted by Fine Gael in Cork next week.
Reform of licensing laws will benefit pubs and clubs and boost night-time economy – Dillon
The reform of our licensing laws will benefit the hospitality sector and provide flexibility for businesses by streamlining the application process, according to Fine Gael TD Alan Dillon.
It’s time for a new vision to support our carers – Byrne
A new approach and sustained solutions are essential to ensure those in the caring profession feel truly valued, said a Fine Gael Senator.