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Budget Statement 2027
Ged Nash 6 Oct 2026
prices soar, hundreds of thousands of customers are in arrears. The Government could spend €100 million a month to cut the price of motor fuel, but provides nothing to keep a storage heater going. At the heart of this budget is a lack of honesty about the challenges … full of contradictions. Unprecedented numbers of people are at work, alongside growing shameful child poverty and deprivation. Climbing inequality is set against overflowing tax revenues. Embarrassing public service gaps remain after a more than decade-long boom. A Minister is happy to lay the blame for our infrastructure
Road Safety: Statements
Darragh O'Brien 13 Feb 2025
date, there have been several commencement orders covering BusConnects, dangerous driving, the antisocial use of scramblers, road infrastructure, provisions relating to the Motor Insurance Bureau of Ireland and provisions for e-scooters and e-bikes. From this year, insurers will be permitted to access endorsements on driving licences … access to the data on the national vehicle and drivers file and to provide for abolition of the requirement for paper road tax, insurance and road worthiness discs. Before handing over to the Minister of State, Deputy Canney, I acknowledge the work of all stakeholders across the road
Health (Amendment) (Home Support Providers) Bill 2025: Second Stage
Ryan O'Meara 20 Jan 2026
schedule in advance, which is highly unsuitable for a family trying to cover the level of care for this individual. This person has motor neurone disease. The person has no mobility and requires the use of hoists to get in and out of chairs and beds. It came … last week relating to the Revenue during Questions on Promised Legislation. I understand the good news he got today in relation to back taxes that were being claimed. I acknowledge that the Leas-Cheann Comhairle did an extremely important piece of work. Carer's allowance should

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