Fine Gael

Election 2024: Housing battlelines have been drawn as question of Irish neutrality also rears its head

Election 2024: The man known as The Monk could have many reasons for wanting to run in the Dublin Central constituency, and he wouldn’t be the first criminal to reach elected office

A yoga studio in Galway brings a sense of calm ... before talk turns to the general election

General election: Taoiseach to announce abolition of means test for carers

Like other parties, Fine Gael has also pledged that parents will pay no more than €200 per month per child

Leader of People Before Profit says Ireland’s neutrality has been systematically undermined

Fianna Fáil accuses Green Party of creating ‘additional hurdles’ for first-time buyers in its manifesto

Election 2024: Last year’s constituency review shook up Dáil battlegrounds around the country

Sinn Féin president criticises the ‘Free State establishment’ for raising IRA actions with people who were not born or were children during the Troubles

Election 2024: Darragh O’Brien says proposal for Help to Buy scheme would ‘bring in price variations across the country’

Election 2024: An Independent TD is the largest property owner in the Dáil, according to the most recent members’ interests report

Election 2024: Party headquarters spends €91,000 on advertising with Meta and Google over the past four months

Election 2024: Fine Gael Minister says Fianna Fáil’s calculations left a lot to be desired and raised questions around costing

Election 2024: Serving with tormentors; buses for bingo and pints; political deal-breakers and ... baby on the way

That old political chestnut the personalised briefing had been lurking for some time, but now it’s out and getting about

Cab drivers say what they and their passengers want to see from politicians and who they want to see in power

Competing proposals from Sinn Féin and Fine Gael/Fianna Fáil have sparked claim and counterclaim

Paschal Donohoe accuses Fianna Fáil of inflating figures in manifesto by up to €5.2 billion

Instead of sniping at each other, the erstwhile Civil War parties need to be straight with the people

Fine Gael’s volte face may be bad economics but is it good politics?

Paschal Donohoe accuses Fianna Fáil of inflating campaign figures by up to €5.2bn

Aontú presents its immigration policies as Labour pledges €7bn of Apple tax cash for housing

Sinn Féin leader calls for administration beyond a ‘century of those two parties’ running government

The Irish Farmers’ Association said that analysis it conducted showed that farming incomes were down 34 per cent over the last six years

The party has said that USC will be retained as ring-fenced health contribution

Party also proposes new tax on business class flights and higher speeding fines for people with more disposable income

Leader Peadar Tóibín calls party a ‘pluralist, republican’ one, says it is responsible for putting issue on election agenda

The viral moment will fade away, but perhaps not before it seeps into the cracks of doubt some voters may have about the party

Fine Gael is under pressure over comments about teachers by Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary

Labour and Sinn Féin claim scheme has inflationary effect, increasing price of housing for first time buyers

Parties and candidates have had lots of time to finesse their lamp-post strategy. But have they?

It was like a Mills and Boon break-up as political singletons Simon Harris and Micheál Martin and others battled it out for the public’s affection

Party is promising to cover 50% of repair costs up to a maximum payment of €100 to the person with the broken item as part of effort to reduce waste

Housing is biggest challenge facing their generation and the number-one thing they want fixed, students say

Fine Gael is expected to pledge to cut inheritance tax substantially when it unveils its manifesto at the weekend

Clonmel councillor Michael Murphy vows not to be deterred or intimidated after several posters set alight

Manifesto is predicated on continuation of extraordinarily good economic fortune Ireland has enjoyed since the recovery after the last financial crash

Continuous presence in Dáil and ability to reach highest levels of power counter Ryanair chief Michael O’Leary’s claim he could not rely on them to ‘get things done’

Inviting Michael O’Leary to speak off the cuff at its campaign event might not have been the wisest strategy

Election 2024 live updates: Ivana Bacik calls on Fine Gael to ‘unequivocally distance themselves’ from Michael O’Leary’s comments on teachers at party event