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Fianna Fáil General Election candidate for Galway West, Gráinne Seoige, has responded to recent criticism on her campaign to improve cancer treatment facilities in Galway, dismissing claims that she has ‘no regard’ for the cancer teams based in the west.

Charging hotel guests across the city a one Euro per night tourism tax could net an estimated extra €2 million per year for the city’s finances.

Senator Lisa Chambers, Fianna Fáil European Election candidate for the Midlands-Northwest, has welcomed a commitment from Minister for Finance Michael McGrath to deliver the Galway City Ring Road project.

Fianna Fáil and European Election candidate in the Midlands Northwest constituency, Senator Lisa Chambers has issued a resounding call to action in response to an open letter from Ireland’s leading cancer clinicians to Taoiseach Simon Harris, warning of the critical state of cancer care in the country.

Commenting on the recent ECB decision to keep interest rates unchanged, Brokers Ireland said even when the move to reduce the rate begins there is still a 'rocky road' ahead for many mortgage holders.

Local Fianna Fáil Deputy Robert Troy has welcomed confirmation that changes introducing flexibility on debt warehousing repayments are due to be announced imminently.

Local Fianna Fáil Deputy, Robert Tro,y has said that a package of supports for third-level students and researchers to help with the cost of education will be an enormous help as they prepare for a new term in college.

Local Fianna Fáil Deputy Robert Troy, has said that a new €1.3 billion income tax package that has come into effect will make a real difference for working individuals and families in the constituency.

The recent Budget 2024, announced by Minister for Finance Michael McGrath, contains some measures specific to motoring.

Minister for Finance, Michael McGrath, announced the Budget for 2024 on Tuesday, 10 October. The minister outlined a multibillion package of spending increases, once-off payments and tax cuts. The Galway Advertiser took to the streets of Galway city to get the views of civilians, and while there were positives, there was an overwhelming concern about the rise in the cost-of-living.