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Fine Gael pledge to cap childcare at €200 per child, €600 per family in next Budget if re-elected
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Fine Gael proposes delivery of permanent double child benefit
Fine Gael will publish its policy on children, including a plan to deliver a permanent double child benefit. The party recommends this is delivered in the month of August, to assist families facing back-to-school expenses.
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Election 2024 live updates: Harris promises permanent double child benefit in August
The general election campaign is entering its sixth day, kicking off with Taoiseach Simon Harris promising, in an Instagram video, a permanent double child benefit in August to help parents with the back to school costs.
Double payment of Child Benefit every August proposed by Fine Gael as Coalition parties launch pro-family election bid
A double payment of Child Benefit every August, ahead of children returning to school, is being pitched by Fine Gael as parties seek to secure precious votes from families. The family vote is seen as key to all parties campaigning in the general election,
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Sinn Féin accuses Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil of orchestrating ‘sham row’
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and Fianna Fáil are orchestrating a “sham row” for the cameras when they agree on “pretty much everything”, a ...
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Fine Gael criticised over Ryanair boss's remarks
Michael O'Leary told a gathering of the Fine Gael party he wouldn't employ some teachers to "get things done".
The Sunday Business Post
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Eoghan Murphy: Fine Gael didn’t make housing priority number one - because we didn’t want to
Eoghan Murphy:
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didn’t make housing priority number one - because we didn’t want to Eoghan Murphy was, by his ...
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Number of new homes Fine Gael says it will build in next five years
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will today commit to exploring the idea of cost rental housing for frontline employees, in a bid to ensure key ...
Westmeath Examiner
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Election watch: O'Leary's teachers jibe ignites Fine Gael/Fianna Fáil election attacks
Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary has come under criticism for saying he would not hire teachers to “get things done” at a Fine ...
Irish Mirror on MSN
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Irish General Election 2024: Simon Harris says first-time buyer supports are 'red line' for Fine Gael
Fine Gael launched its housing policy in Dublin on Monday, which promised the delivery of over 300,000 homes over the course ...
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Fine Gael moves to woo young voters with new housing supports
Fine Gael has moved to woo younger voters by pledging increased support for renters and first-time buyers in the early days ...
RTE Online
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What is Fine Gael offering on housing?
Perhaps the only thing political parties can agree on in the General Election campaign is that the housing crisis is top of ...
Irish Mirror on MSN
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Fine Gael plans to increase rent tax credit, expand First Home Scheme and Help to Buy
Fine Gael will increase the rent tax credit to €1,500 and expand the First Home Scheme to second-hand homes if they are ...
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Sinn Fein’s McDonald refuses to rule out coalition with Fine Gael or Fianna Fail
Mary Lou McDonald has refused to rule out entering into coalition with
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and Fianna Fail, as Sinn Fein kicked off ...
Dundalk Democrat
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Louth senator says Fine Gael to cut costs for businesses in Louth within first 100 day
I have travelled across Louth for the past four years and I have heard loud and clear how business owners are struggling" ...
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