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Questions on Policy or Legislation
Cian O'Callaghan 20 Nov 2025
most. Instead, it decided to scrap them outright leaving vulnerable households afraid to turn the heating on. It is as if the cost-of-living crisis was forgotten about and ended by Fine Gael as soon as the election was over. The budget was a disaster for those
Ukraine: Statements
Rory Hearne 18 Nov 2025
there is no such suspension of the fiscal rules to enable social spending for that. When we look at issues around the cost of living and basic services for disability around the European Union and when we look at poverty, there is no such relaxing of fiscal rules
Ukraine: Statements
Richard Boyd Barrett 18 Nov 2025
times what Russia spends on arms. Thousands of billions of euro that should be going into health, housing, education and addressing the cost of living are used to make missiles, weapons, bullets and ammunition, which are then sold on if they are not used in this
Ukraine: Statements
Roderic O'Gorman 18 Nov 2025
undermining of norms of international law. The war has also been key driver in one of the most long-lasting cost-of-living crises that many of us have seen in our lifetime. Throughout this war Ireland has been steadfast in its support of Ukraine, and the forthcoming
Ukraine: Statements
Michael Collins 18 Nov 2025
still reside in Ireland. These figures clearly show that Ireland is under significant migration pressure, considering the extent of homelessness, the cost-of-living crisis, the waiting lists for basic operations and healthcare, the lack of crèches, the overcrowding in schools and the lack of transport for children
Transport Infrastructure Ireland
Pa Daly 18 Nov 2025
that. It has the power to do it and there are other measures it can also take to cut the cost of living and the spiralling costs for drivers. We outlined these in a Private Members’ Bill last week, which we will be voting on tomorrow evening
State Bodies
Pa Daly 18 Nov 2025
CEOs and the people who are doing the work on the ground. In the recent budget, supports to help people with the cost-of-living crisis were ripped away. Last year, the CSO identified that in-work poverty stands at 5.9%, meaning approximately 145,000 people in employment
Taxi Regulations
Seán Canney 18 Nov 2025
review, the NTA took account of the most significant economic issues that were relevant to the SPSV sector, which included inflation and cost of living, fuel prices and energy supply, geopolitical uncertainty and increased public transport availability. Following this review and a public consultation on the matter
Fuel Poverty
Mark Wall 13 Nov 2025
payment recipients, because they are in low-income families who need all the help they can get in what are housing and cost-of-living crises. I hope that if I can give the Minister three or four examples of what has been happening over the past
Social Welfare Payments
Paul Murphy 13 Nov 2025
That is in nominal terms as opposed to real terms. In real terms, namely in the context of inflation and the cost-of-living crisis, it is even worse. We know that the cost of having a disability in this country back in 2021 was over
Social Welfare Payments
Paul Murphy 13 Nov 2025
cost-of-living crisis is now. The cost-of-disability crisis is now. One in four households with a disabled person experiences deprivation. That is going to be worse next year as a result of the budget. Again, we live in one of the richest countries
Social Welfare Eligibility
Barry Heneghan 13 Nov 2025
Social Protection if he will consider reviewing the income disregards for carers and people with disabilities in light of the increased cost of living to ensure that social protection supports do not act as a disincentive to work or education; and if he will make a statement
Social Welfare Eligibility
Barry Heneghan 13 Nov 2025
easier way, we would have them closer to policymakers. That does not relate to my question, but the Minister mentioned the cost of living and ensuring that social protections do not act as a disincentive for people with disabilities to work

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