There are increasingly clear indications that the Taoiseach is gearing up to call a General Election as early as November. A recent poll showed a surge of popular support for the Coalition, which now stands …
Tall words by Enda Kenny today. Speaking on the radio this morning, the Taoiseach said he believes the referendum will pass by a tighter margin than the current polls suggest. He also spoke about his …
Taoiseach Enda Kenny has today vowed to cut USC in the next budget for those earning under €70,000. According to him, the Government is “fully committed” to abolishing USC over time. He said “Following the …
In yet another blatant act of self-preservation, Taoiseach Enda Kenny has confirmed that there will be no independent inquiry into the Siteserv controversy, going as far as actually defending Government’s handling of the issue. There …
The Fine Gael party held a so-called ‘press conference’ in Dublin today, in theory to discuss the upcoming Same Sex Marriage referendum, and take questions from the media. The Taoiseach and several other senior …
In the course of the campaign on the marriage equality referendum, several commentators and spokespeople have made statements which they have avoided talking about afterwards. In the interests of ensuring that voters can make …
Senior Cabinet members are said to be ‘furious’ at the banks’ stance regarding variable mortgage rates, in particular their refusal to pass on historic low interest rates on to homeowners. New punitive measures for …
Speaking from Longford today, the Taoiseach said that the Government will focus the next round of tax cuts on those earning between €30,000-€70,000 He said “Whatever tax-reduction capacity the Government has as we prepare …
The Taoiseach was interviewed this morning on radio with Sean O’Rourke. In what only can be described as an outlandish statement – Enda Kenny said that if the same sex marriage referendum passes, teachers in …
Speaking at an event today, the Taoiseach said that the Government is working to draft a new proclamation as part of next year’s centenary of the 1916 rising. Also, the historic site in Moore Street …
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