Two weeks to go today - time flies.
We then had a photocall with my colleague Brendan Smith for a jobs announcement in the county.
Then on to all the fun of the fair in Dunderry. The small village was thronged for the very popular agricultural fair.
The Meath football team shape up well against the men of Armagh in a senior football friendly in Senchelstown's fine pitch.
About my blog
- Noel Dempsey
- Trim, Co. Meath, Ireland
- I have decided to start this blog for the election campaign to allow you, the voters, to communicate directly with me during this time. What I hope to do on this blog is to keep you informed on the campaign, the issues and stories. I would like to hear from you about your issues, your concerns, what you believe we as politicians should be addressing. If your going to vote I'd like you to vote for me but maybe you need to know more about me, my policies and my parties policies before you finally commit. Feel free to use this site to clarify all of this. If you dont intend to vote tell me why, tell me what might make you change your mind. If you want to help in anyway you can use this blog or my website to contact me. I look forward to hearing from you. Noel Dempsey
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Us and Them
Some people say there's no differences between the parties. If that was true the Dáil would be a much duller place. In this section of my blog I will outline the key differences between our policies and those of our opponents.
Let's start with one significant and simple difference: Tax
The Fianna Fail tax package will mean that 97% of taxpayers will be better off. This will mean at least €1,000 extra for lower and middle income earners.
The Labour/Fine Gael package will benefit the wealthy and rich.
Stamp Duty
Our stamp duty proposals focuses on alleviating pressure on first time buyers
FG/Lab's proposal is a scattergun approach removing stamp duty for all homes
Our proposal will cost the taxpayer 60 million and is aimed at those who need it the most
Theirs will cost us €460 million!
Our proposal will be enacted immediately and will be backdated to the 30th April when reelected.
They haven't agreed the details or the timeframe, but have said they will do it at some stage. (Another example of having to read the fineprint on Enda's shaky contract.)
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