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Treacy remains only Galway TD still taking pension perk

Noel Treacy remains the only Galway TD who has so far refused to give up his ministerial pension, despite public anger over TDs receiving such paymone of ents while still serving in the Dáil.

White welcomes Summer Works Scheme for Kilkenny schools

Green Party junior minister for Carlow/Kilkenny, Mary White, has welcomed the Minister for Education’s announcement of funding for 49 schools in Kilkenny through the Summer Works Scheme.

Pattison shadow looms large as Labour look to election

Labour is expected to name a candidate to contest the general election in the constituency next week, but the debate continues over how many candidates there should be.

Drugs strategy in limbo as Minister for Drugs job not filled

Last week’s Cabinet reshuffle has left the role of the Minister for Drugs vacant and has effectively sidelined the national drugs strategy at a time when we need to put every effort into tackling Ireland’s drugs crisis, according to Castlebar Fine Gael town councillor Ger Deere.

Politics is a rough trade - we’ve no right to expect anything - White

Newly-appointed Junior Minister at the Department of Equality and Integration Carlow Kilkenny’s Mary White has said that she understands the pain of Fianna Fail TDs in Carlow-Kilkenny who are none too pleased at the news of her appointment, as she has been there herself.

McGuinness tells ‘tribal leader’ Cowen it’s time to step down

The Taoiseach Brian Cowen’s inability to recognise new politics and the fact that he is a ‘tribal leader’ illustrates that he has not yet stepped into the shoes of a Taoiseach - and probably never will.

Sack them all — maybe that’s what he will decide

One Mayo man who can’t be accused of being afraid of hard work is Dara Calleary. He is certainly going to be put to the test now.

Calleary handed arduous task of reforming troubled public sector

Ballina TD Dara Calleary has been handed the arduous task of implementing public service reform after Brian Cowen’s reshuffle of the Cabinet this week. While there was a lot of talk of Calleary getting a full ministerial portfolio in the lead up to the reshuffle, the Taoiseach gave him the role of leading the charge to reform the public service.

Movements in government parties make space for new faces

The world of politics is in flux. Never has it been so unstable and volatile. One minute, long-standing and up-standing members of cabinet are there and next they are gone.

White in the running to be constituency's first female minister

The constituency of Carlow-Kilkenny is bracing itself for the possibility that it just might be appointed a junior ministerial role in the form of Green Party deputy leader Mary White, in the wake of the resignation of Junior Minister Trevor Sargent this week.

 

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