
Simon Harris
Simon Harris is a prominent Irish politician who has served as the Minister for Foreign Affairs and previously held the position of Minister for Health. Known for his advocacy on health and social issues, Harris has been a vocal supporter of addressing climate change and its impacts. His recent statements emphasize the undeniable scientific consensus regarding climate change and the urgent need for action from global leaders to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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Minister for Finance Simon Harris would also play a significant role in the legislation.
Minister has ‘no difficulty’ with powers for cities to introduce tourism tax – The Irish TimesSimon Harris promised his 'blueprint for a unified Ireland' last weekend.
Whatever Simon Harris says, we are far from a ‘blueprint’ for a united Ireland – The Irish TimesSimon Harris confirmed that the Revenue Commissioners will be responsible for collecting levies in the future.
Are we about to solve Ireland’s dereliction problem? – The Irish TimesSimon Harris, the Tánaiste, announces that Fine Gael will publish a blueprint for a unified Ireland.
New arguments against abortion surface in a ‘retro’ Kieran Cuddihy Liveline show – The Irish TimesSimon Harris mentioned the need for broad support in the upcoming budget.
Look under the hood. There are ‘echoes of 2006’ in the Irish economy – The Irish TimesSimon Harris announced last weekend that Fine Gael was drafting a plan for Ireland’s reunification.
Ireland is lopsided and Dublin bursting at the seams. The solution is obvious – The Irish Times
Simon Harris, the Tánaiste, announces that Fine Gael will publish a blueprint for a unified Ireland.
New arguments against abortion surface in a ‘retro’ Kieran Cuddihy Liveline show – The Irish TimesSimon Harris is the Minister for Finance who is planning the new savings scheme.
Ireland’s new savings scheme may have ‘modest’ impact on banks’ income, Goodbody says – The Irish Times
Michael said Danny’s call for Taoiseach Micheál Martin and Tánaiste Simon Harris to be replaced as the leaders of their parties meant he could not continue in his role.
Michael Healy-Rae says brother Danny’s interview effectively sacked him as minister of state – The Irish TimesTánaiste Simon Harris said the State can't cherry-pick sanctions that might be costly to it.
Amount of Irish-made alumina exported to Russia hits highest level since start of Ukraine war – The Irish TimesTánaiste Simon Harris has defended the Government from accusations that the country’s housing crisis is among the 'most severe' in Europe.
Harris pushes back on claim Irish housing crisis among ‘most severe’ in Europe – The Irish Times
The strong language deployed by Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Harris may seem at odds with the situation in Gaza and the West Bank.
where principle meets realpolitik – The Irish TimesTánaiste and Minister for Finance Simon Harris defended carbon taxes.
Aontú accuses Government of ‘carbon tax gouging’ as fuel prices rise due to Iran conflict – The Irish TimesTánaiste Simon Harris was also keen to ensure a nominee came through an independent process for the FAO job.
How Phil Hogan laid the groundwork for a possible comeback – The Irish TimesTánaiste Simon Harris said at the time of Grace’s death that he did not have 'a satisfactory answer' for why the regulations had not been enacted.
Scrambler ban regulations delayed due to ‘competing’ interests – The Irish TimesMinister for Finance Simon Harris commented on the positive reflection of the strength of the economy.
Buoyant labour market keeps exchequer finances flowing – The Irish Times
Simon Harris is concerned about the upcoming byelection in Dublin Central.
Expect to hear the phrase ‘Governments don’t win byelections’ a lot in the months ahead – The Irish TimesMinister for Finance Simon Harris proposed the nomination of Gabriel Makhlouf for reappointment.
Central Bank governor Makhlouf to be reappointed for second term – The Irish TimesTánaiste Simon Harris has said there has been 'no change' to Ireland’s security status or threat level amid the escalating conflict in the Gulf.
Government making list of Irish who need help in Gulf; US embassy in Riyadh hit – The Irish TimesTánaiste Simon Harris commented on the complexity of the situation regarding the Iranian regime.
Irish citizens in UAE could be bussed to Oman if Dubai and Abu Dhabi flights remain restricted – The Irish TimesSimon Harris is trying to break the mould on how politics is done.
Simon Harris can’t stop announcing his new investment scheme. This says a lot about him – The Irish TimesSimon Harris is the Tánaiste who met with Micheál Martin regarding the apology to thalidomide survivors.
words are not enough – The Irish TimesSimon Harris may have better savings schemes in mind regarding the capital gains tax.
Here’s a capital idea for ‘honest’ Micheál Martin – The Irish TimesSimon Harris is the Tánaiste who participated in the meeting regarding the State apology for thalidomide survivors.
Survivors of thalidomide drug to be offered formal State apology – The Irish TimesSimon Harris acknowledged the survivors' efforts in bringing attention to their experiences.
Survivors of institutional abuse receive State apology – The Irish TimesSimon Harris apologised to the victims and survivors of the Stardust tragedy.
State apologies may come easier with time, but practicalities of following them up may get harder – The Irish TimesSimon Harris began to change how he talked publicly about Big Tech as platforms failed to act against online death threats against his family.
Is the net tightening in Ireland around Big Tech? – The Irish TimesSimon Harris expressed support for Seán Kyne as they work to win back the Dáil seat.
Fine Gael selects Senator Seán Kyne to contest Galway West byelection for party – The Irish TimesTánaiste Simon Harris said he is 'very supportive of the idea of social media being restricted to people above a certain age'.
What are the latest developments with proposed new social media laws? – The Irish TimesLouise Ross got in touch with Simon Harris’s office regarding the Data Protection Commission's adverts.
‘We’ve opted out, so my child is being excluded’ – The Irish Times











































































































