News & Statements
Fine Gael firmly committed to cutting student fees – O’Connell
The Government must continue to reduce the student contribution fee during its lifetime to ease the financial burden on young people and families, a Fine Gael TD has said.
Online sick certs wide open to abuse – Murphy
Every effort must be made to ensure sick certificates - issued through online websites - are thoroughly vetted and not open to abuse, a Fine Gael Senator has said.
Tánaiste appoints Deputy Colm Burke as first ever Fine Gael Cork spokesperson
Tánaiste and Fine Gael leader, Simon Harris, has appointed Deputy Colm Burke as the party’s first ever spokesperson for Cork.
Statement from Tánaiste and leader of Fine Gael Simon Harris on retirement of RTÉ presenter Joe Duffy
“Today marks the end of an era as you hang up the microphone for the last time.
No more stranded music fans – Boland
Urgent action is needed to improve public transport options for music fans during Dublin’s busy summer season, said a Fine Gael TD.
Protecting CAP must be a priority – Lynch
It is essential to ringfence the current Common Agriculture Policy (CAP) budget and provide more funding to help farmers attain their environmental goals, said a Fine Gael Senator.
Public transport contactless payments is being pushed out further and further – Boland
Contactless payments across Dublin’s public transport system has become an illusion that is being pushed out further and further, a Fine Gael TD has said.
Cross-border engagement on delivery of A5 upgrade must happen following court ruling – Feighan
Engagement between Transport departments north and south of the border must take place to ensure the delivery of the A5 road upgrade, a Fine Gael TD has said.
Moment to build a rejuvenated capital city starts now with Taskforce action – Geoghegan
Government’s greenlight today for the report of the Dublin City Taskforce has the real potential to deliver the positive change that our capital needs, a Fine Gael TD has said.
Sinn Féin must scrap border tax on Irish hauliers – Murphy
The removal of the Heavy Goods Vehicle (HGV) levy for vehicles crossing into the north would ease financial pressure for hauliers across Ireland, a Fine Gael TD has said.