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Hello, Thanks for clicking my new website.  Many people have suffered huge losses due to bad government – lost their jobs, lost their savings, lost their homes. We must now make the future of our families secure again. To do that, we need to transform the way we do things in Ireland. We are pledged [...]

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Getting Ireland Back to Work

The top priority for a new Fine Gael government is to get people back to work and stop forced emigration. Young people have been the main victims of the economic crisis. Two out of every three people pushed out of work are under the age of 30. We are losing our youth to emigration. Fine [...]

Getting Ireland Back to Work Getting Ireland Back to Work

New Politics

New Politics New politics can put the interest of the citizen back at the centre of government. • Abolish severance payments for Ministers • Abolish the entitlement of Ministers to state cars • Cap app political pensions, only payable at 65 • Cut the pay of Taoiseach and Ministers • Require all expenses to be [...]

New Politics New Politics

Faircare: Making Our Health Services Work

Fair Care – Making our Health Services Work  Even with resources scarce, we can still focus on fairness. The acid test is how we help families cope with crises in their lives.  FairCare is our fundamental reorganisation of the Irish health system based on three fundamental principles:  Treat all patients equally: ending the distinction between [...]

Faircare: Making Our Health Services Work Faircare: Making Our Health Services Work

Smaller, Smarter Government

Smaller, Smarter Government We need a smaller government that is effective and fair. Talented people in our public service are trapped in a system that fails them. We must break up the rigid structures and harness that talent. It is those who depend on public services who are the victims of waste. • Revolutionise the [...]

Smaller, Smarter Government Smaller, Smarter Government

Fix the Public Finances

Fix the Public Finances We must cut our cloth to what taxpayers can afford. Piling on more and more new taxes won’t work. By cutting waste and inefficiency we can protect frontline services. • Focus on world-class efficiency in spending so income taxes don’t rise. • Streamline administration – eliminate and streamline up to 145 [...]

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528 new jobs to be created in government-supported start-up companies – Bruton


Quarter three results for Enterprise Ireland-backed high-potential start-up companies show continued rise in number of new companies and jobs

The Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation Richard Bruton TD today announced that 528 jobs will be created over the next three years in 32 new high potential start-up companies which have been supported by Government through Enterprise Ireland in the third quarter of 2011. Continue Reading

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TRANSFORMING OUR INDUSTRIAL LANDSCAPE AND CREATING JOBS


The past, we are told, is a foreign country.

Fifty years ago so much was different. The Everly Brothers were top of the charts, Spurs were league champions and a new broadcasting service called Teilifis Eireann was just turning on.

On the other hand, Tipperary held the Liam McCarthy cup and another Irish American was in the Oval Office……!

Tragically however, years of poor public policy left 1960s Ireland isolated, impoverished and ill-prepared for the challenges of a rapidly changing international marketplace.

Maybe the past isn’t such a foreign country after all. Continue Reading

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Bruton announces €55million initiatives aimed at commercialising R&D and turning good ideas into great businesses which create jobs


Announcements includes first centre in cloud computing to make Ireland a world leader in this high growth sector

Following the range of measures detailed in this week’s Jobs Initiative, the Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation Richard Bruton TD today [Thursday] announced five major initiatives aimed at supporting innovation and high growth businesses. The announcements were made as part of speech to the Irish Internet Association’s annual conference, entitled “Open for Business”. Continue Reading

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