Students hit for 5% reduction in maintenance grants – O’Mahony
December 21, 2009
Thousands of 3rd level students who have had to wait months to have their maintenance grants sanctioned now find that in addition to this the 5% cut in those same grants will be implemented immediately rather that next year as which as widely expected.
O’Mahony confirms REPS4 payments on the way
December 21, 2009
The Government has confirmed, under questioning from Fine Gael Mayo Deputy John O’Mahony that the pay run for REPS4 has started and that farmers should begin to receive the payment.
O’Mahony vows to keep Mayo Decentralisation on top of Agenda.
December 18, 2009
Mayo Fine Gael TD John O’ Mahony described the announcement by Minister Ó Cuív that the decentralisation move of his department to Mayo as another obstacle in this project but one that must be overcome. The issue now is for all public representatives to unite and ensure this department is delivered to Mayo
O’Mahony questions Minister for Arts, Sport and Tourism
December 18, 2009
Fine Gael spokesperson on Sport questions Minister Cullen in Dáil Éireann, Thursday 17th December 2009
O’Mahony calls on Minister to come clean over REPS 4 payments NOW
December 16, 2009
Financial crisis is looming for farmers
Fianna Fáil first, the county and, the vulnerable, the disabled and the carers a very poor second- O’Mahony
December 14, 2009
Speech by John O’Mahony TD, Dáil Eireann, Thursday 11th December 2009
Budget shows FF Govt have more interest in the price of drink that sport – O’Mahony
December 14, 2009
The reduction in funding for sport and the decrease in the cost of alcohol has been described as sending out all the wrong signals to the young people of this country Fine Gael Sports Spokesman and Mayo Fine Gael TD, John O’Mahony has said.
Budget 2010: an invitation to emigrate – O’Mahony
December 10, 2009
ayo Fine Gael TD John O’Mahony described Budget 2010 as an invitation to emigrate for young people.
Another blow to the most sick vulnerable O’Mahony
December 10, 2009
MAYO Fine Gael TD, John O’Mahony, has said that the decision to impose a 50 cent levy on every medical card transaction from April next will cause undue hardship to people who require large amounts of medication.
No relief for crisis hit farmers in Budget 2010 – O’Mahony
December 10, 2009
FF hopes farmers won’t see the wood for the trees with forestry trick