Women’s voices were heard in Budget 2022

The measures taken are a significant step in the right direction for women’s health
Women’s voices were heard in Budget 2022

Fine Gael Women's Network says some of the themes they have campaigned for in the Budget, such as improving the quality of childcare provision and addressing high fees, were supported by the Government. 

Fri, 15 Oct, 2021 - 07:37

While as a country, we still have a long way to go to achieve gender equality, it does feel as though there is something in the air these days when it comes to the voices of the women of Ireland.

I’m glad to see some of the themes we have campaigned for being supported not just in words but with resources in Budget 2022.

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