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Promises
- Micheál Martin - The scaling up of delivery of homes is an absolute priority for this government. Today's plan sets out how we will build the homes people and communities across the country need between now and the end of 2030.
- Fianna Fáil - Our 'Housing for All' policy is a plan which sets us on a pathway of delivering 300,000 new homes between now and 2030, an average of 33,000 per year.
- Irish Government - Develop an AI in Health Strategy
- Irish Government - Ensure patients can access new innovative medicines and new treatments as quickly as possible
- Irish Government - Increase the number of clinical trials in Ireland
- Irish Government - Review the drugs reimbursement process and investigate early access schemes for rare diseases
- Irish Government - Introduce a court-supervised mediation-based process for managing neonatal brain injury medical negligence cases
- Irish Government - Consider the establishment of a dedicated medical negligence court
- Irish Government - Publish further Sláintecare Action Plans in 2026 and 2027 setting out detailed milestones and actions
- Irish Government - Implement community-based multidisciplinary rehabilitation services in every Regional Health Area
- Government of Ireland - Progressively reduce childcare to €200 a month per child through the National Childcare Scheme
- Government of Ireland - Cut the pupil-teacher ratio to 19:1 in primary schools over the lifetime of the government
- James Browne - We will deliver 72,000 social homes to ensure those with a real need have access to a high quality, safe and secure home of their own.
- Simon Harris - Invest €2 billion each year into the Climate and Nature Fund
- Simon Harris - Invest €4–6 billion into the Future Ireland Fund
- Fine Gael - Target 10,000 new construction apprentices each year by 2029
- Simon Harris - Deliver 303,000 homes by 2030, with 133,000 social, affordable and cost-rental properties
- Fine Gael - Abolish the Carer's Allowance means test and increase the Annual Carer's Support Grant to €2,500
- Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael coalition - Retain the lower VAT rate on gas and electric bills
- Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael coalition - Establish a planning and environment court to fast-track major developments
- Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael coalition - Capitalise the Land Development Agency out to 2040
- Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael coalition - Provide free period products in schools to ensure no student is held back due to period poverty
- Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael coalition - Work with school leaders to ensure schools are smartphone-free zones
- John Cummins - We will support the purchase or renovation of 90,000 properties under the Starter Homes programme, allowing thousands of people to realise their dream of home ownership.
- Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael coalition - Establish a register of rental prices to protect tenants and landlords from abusive practices
- Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael coalition - Reform the triple lock legislation in keeping with the existing policy of active military neutrality
- Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael coalition - Do everything within its power to make the case at EU level to secure the retention of the Nitrates Derogation
- Micheál Martin - Over €9 billion capital funding for housing in 2026 alone.
- Micheál Martin - The State is making an unprecedented investment - €50 billion between exchequer and non-exchequer funding to Housing and Water infrastructure.
- Government of Ireland - Delivering an average of 12,000 new social homes annually over the lifetime of the plan.
- Darragh O'Brien TD - €80 million in Exchequer funding for the First Home Scheme in 2025, matched by participating banks (€160 million total), to support the purchase of approximately 2,000 homes.
- Darragh O'Brien TD - €303 million made available for the delivery of homeless services in 2025.
- Darragh O'Brien TD - €90 million to support the retrofitting of approximately 2,500 local authority social homes to a Building Energy Rating of B2, as part of the Programme for Government commitment to retrofit 36,500 local authority homes by 2030.