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Fine Gael promises childcare revolution with 30,000 new places
Fine Gael on pledged to create an extra 30,000 public childcare places if re-elected to Government, as part of a wide-ranging initiative which would amount to a revolution in the sector. These places would span across all school-aged care services,
Fine Gael pledge: No family to pay more than €600 a month on childcare
Fine Gael has pledged to cap childcare fees to €600 per family per month by the end of next year if they are re-elected to government.
Irish General Election 2024: Fine Gael vows to introduce new €325 family carer payment if returned to government
Fine Gael will introduce a new family carer payment of €325 a week and abolish the current means test if the party returns to Government. This means a couple could earn €2,500 per week and still qualify for the full carers allowance payment, which is double the current cap.
Irish election 2024: Fine Gael vow to cap childcare at €600 a month for families
The party launched its childcare policy on Wednesday morning and stated that it would create another 30,000 places in childcare and 'set fair wages for childcare educators'.
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.
Fine Gael proposes €600 monthly cap on fees with 30,000 new public childcare places
Fine Gael is proposing to cap childcare fees at a maximum of €600 per month, as the party pledges to make 30,000 public childcare places
No family to pay more than €600 a month on childcare under Fine Gael plan
Families will have to pay no more than €600 a month for childcare costs under Fine Gael proposals for children and parents. The party has pledged to introduce a €200-monthly cap on the costs of childcare per child,
Fine Gael promises to cap childcare at €200 per child in next Budget if re-elected
FINE GAEL HAS promised to cap the cost of childcare at €200 per child per month and €600 per family for families with more than three children. Launching their plans today in Dublin, Justice Minister Helen McEntee said that these caps would be introduced in the first Budget if Fine Gael is re-elected.
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Pat Leahy on what success will mean for Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil in GE24
Irish Times Political Editor Pat Leahy discusses the election prospects of incumbent Government parties Fine Gael and Fianna ...
PA Media on MSN
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Policy differences ’emerging’ between Fianna Fail and Fine Gael – Harris
Simon Harris has said policy differences are “emerging” between Fianna Fail and Fine Gael after his party was accused of ...
The Sunday Business Post
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Power in numbers: We chart the 14-year legacy of Fine Gael’s rule in data
Rents have also dramatically increased during Fine Gael’s tenure with the standardised average rent in Dublin alone rising ...
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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".
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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 ...
The Sunday Business Post
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Eoghan Murphy: Fine Gael didn’t make housing priority number one as we did with Brexit
Eoghan Murphy was, by his own revealing account of his tenure, blocked in his attempts to solve the housing crisis. Here he ...
Irish Examiner on MSN
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Fine Gael to restore 13.5% Vat on energy bills, Taoiseach confirms
Picture: Danny Lawson/PA Wire Wed, 13 Nov, 2024 - 22:35 Elaine Loughlin Political Editor Vat on energy bills will increase ...
PA Media on MSN
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FactCheck: Where has Fine Gael stood on drug decriminalisation previously?
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