Eamon Gilmore

...social welfare cuts being planned by the Government. Mr Kenny and Mr Gilmore both insist they will set out where they would cut spending before the Budget is announced next month. But the Government is planning to flush the opposition...

In this article: Enda Kenny, Fine Gael, Brian Cowen, Irish Independent, Labour, Department of Finance, and Revenue

...not as we'd like it to be," he said. Some of the other party leaders were also as lathair: Labour's Eamon Gilmore was attending a function at a school, while Enda was off with his economic roadshow. It fell to Fine Gael's Alan Shatter and...

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...normal hostilities would be restored now that the treaty had been passed. Mr Kenny and Mr Gilmore had also campaigned strongly for a Yes vote to the Lisbon treaty. Yesterday Mr Cowen said: "I want to recognise and thank all those who...

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...and a lack of planning. Mr Cowen is meeting with Fine Gael leader Enda Kenny, Labour Party leader Eamon Gilmore and Green Party leader John Gormley tomorrow to discuss ways to work together on Lisbon. Mr Cowen's efforts are a sign...

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...parties demanded he explain his lavish expenses. In an unprecedented move, Fine Gael's Enda Kenny and Labour's Eamon Gilmore called urgent meetings to discuss the deepening controversy. Mr Gilmore asked for a meeting of party leaders --...

In this article: John O'Donoghue, Fine Gael, Enda Kenny, and Labour

...with the Taoiseach or any member of the Government. And both Mr Kenny and Mr Gilmore have asked voters to spare Mr Cowen and his Government when it comes to the Lisbon 2 vote. Launching Fine Gael's campaign in Dublin yesterday, Mr...

In this article: Enda Kenny, Brian Cowen, Fine Gael, Lisbon, Taoiseach, Fianna Fail, Labour, and Billy Timmins

...claims. Party officials had insisted the move -- which compelled his resignation on threat of a motion of no-confidence -- had garnered the most positive public reaction on any issue since Eamon Gilmore became leader. Meanwhile, Fine...

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...told O'Donoghue to resign in phone call LABOUR Party leader Eamon Gilmore told John O'Donoghue in a personal phone call yesterday that it was time for him to resign or be removed from office. That was shortly before Mr Gilmore beat Fine...

In this article: John O'Donoghue, Enda Kenny, Fine Gael, Sinn Fein, Taoiseach, and Brian Cowen