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Information released by Fine Gael senator in Carlow-Kilkenny, John Paul Phelan shows that 33 principals resigned from primary schools in the two counties in the last three years and this is having a serious impact on children, teachers, and parents.

At a time of unprecedented crisis in farming, Teagasc’s plans to close its advisory centre in Mullinavat make “absolutely no sense” according to local Fine Gael Senator, John Paul Phelan.

Labour MEP for Ireland East, Nessa Childers will visit Kilkenny today Friday, February 26.

Carlow Kilkenny Fine Gael Senator John Paul Phelan has welcomed the announcement by the Government that it has raised the Irish deposit guarantee to €100,000 for savers.

South Kilkenny Fine Gael councillor Catherine Phelan has announced that she is to step down as a member of Kikenny County Council by not putting her name forward in the up-coming local elections.

Graiguenamanagh Labour Councillor Ann Phelan has welcomed the recent announement that a further €150,000 and €250,000 has been allocated to Kilkenny and Carlow County Councils respectively under the housing adaptation scheme.

Carlow Kilkenny’s youngest Oireachtas member Senator John Paul Phelan has hit out at the Government’s announcement that it is to scrap decentralisation plans for now.

Carlow Kilkenny fine Gael Senator John Paul Phelan has called on the Government and particularly the Junior Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment John McGuinness, to set about addressing the problem of unemployment in Kilkenny.

Such is the degree of confidence that the young Carlow Kilkenny Fine Gael Senator John Paul Phelan has in his party leader. When speaking to the Kilkenny Advertiser/ Carlow First this week, Senator Phelan spokesperson on enterprise in the Seanad, said that he was extremely confident that the leader of Fine Gael “will be the next Taoiseach and he’ll be damn good too!”

Fine Gael spokesperson on Enterprise in the Seanad, Senator John Paul Phelan has said that he has not ruled out running in the up-coming European elections following a request from sitting MEP Avril Doyle.