The party is proposing to have the universal social charge removed for all people earning less than €45,000 by January 2026.

Tánaiste Micheál Martin, meanwhile, said that the incident showed Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil’s differing “ethos”.

Roderic O’Gorman said the parties do not want a coalition partner that is as ‘robust and determined’ to push for its manifesto goals as the Greens.

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The Ryanair boss said at an election event at the weekend, where he endorsed Enterprise Minister and Fine Gael TD Peter Burke, that teachers should not lead the country ...

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Gym owners pointed out that physical activity is one of "the most effective ways to reduce the burden on the HSE" ...

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An increase in grants to adapt homes will allow disabled and older people to live more independently across Longford, a Fine Gael candidate said.

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