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Enda Kenny
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Pat Deering
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Joe O'Reilly
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John Sheahan
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Tom Sheahan
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Anthony Lawlor
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Charlie Flanagan
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Liam Quinn
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John Moran
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Nicky McFadden
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Peter Burke
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Regina Doherty
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Catherine Yore
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Tony McLoughlin
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Noel Coonan TD
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Tom Hayes TD
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Michael Murphy
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Paudie Coffey
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Liam Twomey
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Simon Harris
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Fine Gael Twolicy
Getting Ireland Working
Objective
Create new jobs and restore Ireland’s competitiveness.
- How it Works
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- Fine Gael will create jobs by stimulating our economy by investing €7bn in key new infrastructure projects over the coming 4 years.
- Infrastructure
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- Investment in our national infrastructure creates tens of thousands of jobs and gives Ireland the foundations to achieve sustainable and real growth.
- The investment will be targeted at
- Energy
- Broadband
- Water
- Communications
- We will achieve efficiencies by cutting waste:
- €1 billion is spent on our water supplies a year; almost 50% of this water is lost through leaks.
- National High speed broadband to all parts of our island will be delivered
- Reduction in costs for businesses
- Government-imposed red tape on business will be cut by €500m
- Introducing a new law providing for rent reviews on existing leases
- A reduction in employer PRSI for low paid workers
- A partial loan guarantee scheme will provided to SME’s to create employment.
- 45,000 new job placements, training and educational opportunities for young people
- Finances
- NewERA will cost €7 billion which will come from the national pension reserve fund and from the sale of assets no longer needed by the state.
- Timeframe
- Fine Gael believes that 20,000 jobs a year can be created.
- The NewERA investments will take place over the next 4 years.
- Several of our policies can be implemented right away.
- Benefits for you
- An economy with more jobs will reduce the budget deficit and stem the tide of our exploding national debt and the steady rise in our young people emigrating.
- As a more business friendly country investment in Ireland will increase generating real wealth.
