News & Statements
News that blockade is to be lifted at Inch is a positive step – Conway
A Fine Gael Senator has welcomed news that the blockade at Inch is to be lifted.
Senator Martin Conway appointed Chair of Select Committee on Scrutiny of EU-related Statutory Instruments
Fine Gael Senator Martin Conway has been appointed as Chair of the new Seanad Select Committee on Scrutiny of EU-related Statutory Instruments.
Checktheregister.ie must be fully accessible to people with disabilities – Conway
Website checktheregister.ie must be fully accessible for those with disabilities, a Fine Gael Senator has said.
Twitter accessibility team is vital for inclusivity – Conway
Twitter’s Accessibility Experience Team are integral in delivering a user-friendly experience to people with a disability and must be maintained, a Fine Gael Senator has said.
Health Minister must do more for people of Mid-West – Conway
The HSE Winter Plan announced by Health Minister Stephen Donnelly must be more ambitious in delivering for the people of the Mid-West, a Fine Gael Senator has said.
Clare community in deep shock following murder of pensioner in London – Conway
The brutal murder of 87-year-old Thomas O’Halloran in London has left his home community in Clare in deep shock and sadness, Fine Gael Senator Martin Conway has said.
Water safety training must be compulsory in schools – Conway
Water safety training should be made compulsory in our schools to raise awareness and to save lives, according to Fine Gael Senator Martin Conway.
Health insurers must pass on savings from proposed abolished hospital charges to members – Conway
Health insurers in the State must pass on any savings from proposed abolition of hospital charges on to their members, according to Fine Gael Senator Martin Conway.
UL Hospitals Group must appear before Oireachtas Health Committee
UL Hospitals Group must appear before the Oireachtas Health Committee to deal with issues of concern in the HIQA report, a Fine Gael Senator and member of the committee has said.
HPV Vaccine to be made available free-of-charge to all women under 25 – Conway
All women under the age of 25 will now be able to receive the HPV vaccine free-of-charge, a Fine Gael Senator has said. Senator and Party spokesperson for Health in the Seanad, Martin Conway has campaigned for the last two years for the elimination of all charges associated with the HPV vaccine, particularly the very high cost of availing of a catch-up vaccine.