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11th November 2024 |
Pringle calls out government hypocrisy regarding cancer services
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Pringle: Government refuses to acknowledge true cost of disability
Independent TD for Donegal, Thomas Pringle, reiterated his calls for a permanent disability payment and for purpose-built housing for...
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Pringle: FF/FG budgets have no interest in bridging inequality gap
Independent TD for Donegal, Thomas Pringle, said Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael budgets have no interest in bridging the...
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Pringle supports call for 9% VAT rate on food sales
Independent TD for Donegal, Thomas Pringle, has supported the call for a 9% VAT rate on food sales, citing...
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Pringle: Rail service for Donegal must be a priority for Apple tax windfall
Independent TD for Donegal, Thomas Pringle, said the restoration of rail service to Donegal must be a priority use...
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Pringle: Many do not trust government’s ability to handle public funds – who can blame them?
Independent TD for Donegal, Thomas Pringle, said many people do not trust the government’s ability to handle public funds...
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Pringle slams HSE in pressing Minister on review of CHO1 safeguarding systems
Independent TD for Donegal, Thomas Pringle, has questioned the HSE commitment to making things right following the Brandon Report,...
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Pringle slams Government for rushing housing legislation through the Dáil
Independent TD for Donegal, Thomas Pringle, slammed Government for rushing housing legislation through the Dáil, and cited rising Donegal...
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Pringle raises with Taoiseach reports of alterations to homeowners’ engineers recommendations
Independent TD for Donegal, Thomas Pringle, raised with the Taoiseach claims that homeowners’ engineers recommendations for defective blocks remediation...
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Pringle calls on Minister to ensure there will be a public inquiry into Creeslough tragedy
Independent TD for Donegal, Thomas Pringle, has called on Minister Helen McEntee to ensure that a public inquiry into...
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Pringle: Budget 2025 has left many people behind and many promises broken
Independent TD for Donegal, Thomas Pringle, called Budget 2025, “a budget lacking any substance or ambition whatsoever”, saying it...