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    “Non accadrà durante la notte”: Foley dice che l’introduzione di € 200 anni di assistenza all’infanzia sarà “Long Journey”

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    1. Callme-Sal on

      Just wait it out a few more years and many of those children will be old enough not to need childcare. Problem solved.

    4. rmp266 on

      I’m no oil painting or fashion icon myself but why does she look so weird?

    5. Odd_Feedback_7636 on

      Won’t be talked about at all until next election

    6. darem93 on

      Nothing can ever happen overnight with FF/FG, unless of course it’s giving their ministers a massive salary hike or making sure any obstacles that prevent landlords from fleecing their tenants are removed.

      Now these things can most certainly happen overnight!

    7. chonkykais16 on

      They should just print out placards that say “x won’t happen overnight” and hold them up in the Dáil when questioned about their failures. It’d save them the effort of lip service.

    8. Massive-Foot-5962 on

      Easiest way to do this, is the already well established continental model – start school earlier by integrating kindergarten within schools

    11. gaynorg on

      Can’t they just have state nurseries? If they want people back to work after having a baby this seems like the only option.

    12. SoloWingPixy88 on

      So very rough maths at €200 per 12 between the ages of of 2-3 assuming we support mothers to stay at home till their child is 1 would cost roughly €400 million to cover 180K kids between the ages of 2&4.

      I feel like that’s money well spent as long as it’s not iffset by fees

    13. galley25 on

      There are more than enough breeding incentives.The planet is overcrowded.

    14. Upbeat-Barracuda-882 on

      Just hold tight on that one and you can promise it for the next election

    15. fensterdj on

      They’re probably an article about a similar child care proposal from 2006 with a FF politician saying “it won’t happen overnight”

    18. Rider189 on

      I posted about this during the election but literally for anyone who does own a home and the housing crisis isn’t an immediate issue – this was the only thing that was promising to reduce any costs we had cost of living wise. I’m pretty sure they said it would be immediate and the entire party campaigned on it.

      I have no time for this shite

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