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".
Irish Independent on MSN1h
Fine Gael scrambles to limit damage after Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary uses party election event to mock teachers
Fine Gael is scrambling to limit the damage caused by a roomful of party supporters roaring with laughter as Ryanair chief Michael O’Leary mocked teachers. Mr O’Leary was launching the election ...
Extra.ie on MSN18h
Fine Gael manifesto pledge to means test immigrants as contract ready for deportation jet
Fine Gael will insist that Coalition partners agree to charge asylum seekers €238 a week for accommodation and immediately ...
Irish Independent on MSN13h
Fine Gael minister distances himself from Michael O’Leary comments about teachers at campaign event
A Fine Gael Government minister has distanced himself from a jibe against teachers by Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary as he ...
Newstalk17h
Fine Gael promises to cut VAT rate for hospitality sector if re-elected
The restaurant sector is backing Fine Gael's promise to cut the VAT rate for food-led hospitality, excluding hotels.
Independent.ie14h
Taoiseach distances Fine Gael from ‘offensive’ Michael O’Leary teacher remark at minister’s campaign event
The Taoiseach has distanced his party from a jibe against teachers by Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary as he spoke at a campaign ...
More jobs, tax cuts or living wage – What are Fine Gael, Fianna Fail & Sinn Fein’s policies for workers & employers?
Fine Gael has committed to the creation of 300,000 jobs within the Irish economy by 2030. They have also made party ...
The Sunday Business Post6h
Battle lines drawn: Poll shows voters trust Fine Gael on economy but Sinn Féin on housing
There was a sliver of good news for the Green Party, with 26 per cent of voters trusting it most on the environment, way ...
RTE Online1d
Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael clash over VAT rate changes
Fine Gael has rejected suggestions that its new VAT plan will trigger higher gas and electricity prices for households and ...
The Sunday Business Post1dOpinion
Shane Coleman: Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil must avoid pallid 2020 campaigns to gain power
Based on current poll ratings, omens are good for the two government parties as Sinn Féin’s route to power is far more ...
Irish Mirror on MSN1d
General Election 2024: Hotels to miss out on Fine Gael promise of VAT cut
The VAT pledge comes just more than a month after the coalition Government chose not to – despite extensive lobbying from the ...
Ireland prepares for 3-week campaign to decide next prime minister
Ireland's President Michael Higgins has dissolved parliament to clear the way for a Nov. 29 election that will determine who ...