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In Budget 2027, Fine Gael will use the resources we have to help people who work hard to get ahead, not just get by. We will reward hard work and cut the costs of everyday life, childcare, and energy. We will support retired &amp; older people, carers and people with disabilities.

“Gardaí should not have to spend thousands of hours trawling through CCTV footage to identify these thugs” —Minister Helen McEntee TD on the importance of facial recognition technology.

Vote No.1 Fine Gael on November 29th

Seán Kyne wins the Galway West bye-election!

Foreign Affairs Minister Helen McEntee TD has confirmed the Occupied Territories Bill legislation will be brought forward in the coming weeks.

"Voting for Fine Gael means putting money back in your pocket." —Minister @simonharrisTD speaking on #rtept

The polls are open. You have until 10pm to #VoteYesYes for family and care.

Now is not the time to run the country on the national credit card. #rtept #leadersdebate

The polls are open. You have until 10pm tonight. Bring your ID and polling card, if you have it. Vote No.1 Fine Gael to secure your future.

"Fine Gael has prioritised making life that little bit easier for people in our manifesto." —Taoiseach @simonharristd speaking on #RTEUpfront

General Election candidate for Meath West Linda Nelson Murray explains how the Fine Gael Budget Calculator can show how much #Budget2025 puts back in your pocket. Learn more:

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Some social media companies cooperated with An Garda Síochána to take down inflammatory content last Thursday. Unfortunately, X did not. That's why we are taking action to ensure social media companies are held to account. CC @Elonmusk

This Budget is about helping people who work hard to get ahead, not just get by. We want people to feel the benefit of hard work in their own pay packet by rewarding hard work and cutting the costs of everyday life, childcare, and energy.

Catherine Connolly's hypocrisy.

In Budget 2027, Fine Gael will help people who work hard to get ahead, not just get by. We’ll reward hard work, cut everyday costs, and support older people, carers, and people with disabilities.

Violence against women continues to be a serious problem in Ireland. That’s why Fine Gael took part in #WalkOutForWomen, a national campaign calling for solidarity, awareness and urgent action to tackle violence against women in Ireland.

Fine Gael is the party of homeownership.

Justice Minister Helen McEntee TD busts five myths about migration⬇️

Social media platforms must step up and stamp out content showing illegal and dangerous driving. Reckless behaviour should never be rewarded, including with online engagement. Read more:

🚆🚎 Today saw a public transport fiasco in Dublin. Grace Boland is calling on the Transport Minister and Luas operator Transdev to urgently investigate ways to avoid this scenario in future.

We challenged Minister Helen McEntee to answer questions about how Fine Gael is helping people get ahead in Budget 2027.

Social media companies need to devote more of their resources to ensure content is moderated effectively online.

Here are five things that Fine Gael is doing to support people with disabilities and their families 👇

Fine Gael is taking real action on housing. That’s why Minister John Cummins is introducing plans to allow for modular-style homes in back gardens to be exempt from planning permission. A public consultation will begin soon where you can have your say on exempted developments

Good news for women in politics 👏 MEPs who are pregnant or who have recently given birth will be able to delegate their vote to another member up to three months before the estimated date of birth and up to six months after childbirth.

Sinn Féin tries to create distrust and undermine at a time when we need unity and solidarity. They would be a disaster for the security of this State.

⚽️ The price of Irish football jerseys is too high. That’s why Senator Gareth Scahill is calling on the FAI and kitmakers to review the pricing structure for their jerseys.

If you are considering voting No, this is what will happen👇

Fine Gael understands the pressures that people are under. Tánaiste Simon Harris TD is appealing to those blocking access to refineries and fuel depots to go home. We are working on supports but we need the blockade to end and our economy and society to function again.

Here's how some of the Fine Gael Parliamentary Party want to continue to support farmers.

“We are bringing in new legislation to change the system and make it more efficient.” - Minister Emer Higgins speaking on RTÉ Radio 1 on Assessments of Need

In Budget 2027, Fine Gael will use the resources we have to help people who work hard to get ahead, not just get by. We will reward hard work and cut the costs of everyday life, childcare, and energy. We will support retired & older people, carers and people with disabilities.