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Taoiseach insists Fine Gael resignations won't hurt election chancesThe Taoiseach has played down the impact of the resignation of a number of Fine Gael TDs on the party's upcoming election ...
Enterprise Minister Peter Burke has sounded the first in what is expected to be a series of pre-election sweeteners by ...
Irish Mirror on MSN4d
Fine Gael vows to create standalone offence for attacks on retail workers if re-electedFine Gael has vowed to create a stand-alone offence criminalising attacks on retail workers if re-elected to Government.
Weekend exchanges come as politicians prepare to return to Leinster House this week for what is widely expected to be the ...
Fine Gael will make attacks on retail workers a standalone criminal offence if returned to Government, the ...
Fine Gael is still the most popular party in the country at 26% approval, according to a Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks ...
The party will be satisfied with retaining O’Rourke’s seat. Helen McEntee is safe, while Fine Gael’s second candidate, ...
It may be the same again for the next Irish government, with Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil showing up well in our latest farmer ...
FINE Gael is by far the most popular party in the country just weeks out from the upcoming general election - but Fianna ...
News Letter on MSN2h
Election campaign to formally start in Ireland with dissolution of DailThe dissolution of the Parliament will trigger the start of what will be a relatively short three-week campaign ahead of ...
Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil are banding together to block the Green Party’s plans for new anti-pollution taxes on cars and ...
The most fragmented Dáil ever eventually threw up a Government which brought together the two old enemies, Fianna Fáil and ...
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