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Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin has said more can and should be done to achieve a faster and fairer economic recovery in Ireland. Mr Martin was speaking in response to last night's address by Taoiseach Enda Kenny. He welcomed Ireland's exit from the EU/IMF bailout programme. However, Mr Martin said fixing the public finances was only one part of a much broader set of economic and social challenges. Earlier, Independent TD Shane Ross criticised the Government for what he described as the slow pace of political change. Mr Ross said the exit from the bailout may bring political satisfaction, but it would be premature to hold a national celebration. He said the policies of the big parties were joined at the hip. Sinn Féin president Gerry Adams said it was clear from the Taoiseach's address that the austerity agenda pursued with such devastating consequences by Fine Gael and the Labour Party would continue unabated. He said nothing the Taoiseach had said would provide any comfort or hope to those families who had bore the brunt of the Government's brutal austerity policies. Kenny says plan will focus on job creation Elsewhere, the Taoiseach has said the Government will set out its medium-term economic plan tomorrow. Mr Kenny said this will cover the years up to 2020 and would have a particular focus on job creation. Speaking in Castlebar this evening, he said the benefits of a growing economy would "feed out to the wider community in the coming years". Mr Kenny said it was his view that with a structured approach to economic development, all jobs that were lost during the recession could be replaced and added to. He said he hoped this would enable people who had emigrated in recent years to come home if they so wished. Mr Kenny said he felt people knew things had not changed dramatically for the better, but the country had a little more flexibility as a result of exiting the bailout.
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Nuacht a hAon Dé Luain 16 Nollaig 2013 An barr is deireanaí nuachta náisiúnta, idirnáisiúnta agus áitiúil. National, international and regional news. An barr is deireanaí nuachta náisiúnta, idirnáisiúnta agus áitiúil. Bríd Ní Chualáin. Marian Ní Shuilleabháin. Finín Ó Tuama. Aodh Máirtín Ó Fearraigh. Dearcadh Shinn Féin faoi aitheasc an Taoisigh inné. Dúirt Gerry Adams inné go raibh sé soiléir go raibh páirtithe an Rialtais le leanúint ag cur polasaithe déine i bhfeidhm. Tá súil ag an Rialtas bailchríoch a chur leis an bplean eacnamaíochta amárach. Inné dúirt an Taoiseach go mbeadh an plean bunaithe ar spriocanna tá réalaíoch. Anailís ar aitheasc an Taoisigh agus ar thodhchaí Fhianna Fáil. Tá tús curtha sa Bhruiséal inniu leis an bplé bliaintiúil ar Chomhpholasaí Iascaigh an Aontais Eorpaigh agus ar cheist achrannach na gcuótaí éisc. Is iarbhall de chuid an ANC é Brian agus tugann sé anailís dúinn ar a bhfuil i ndán don pháirtí agus Nelson Mandela ar shlí na Fírinne. Nuacht an Iarthair: +353 91 506623 Nuacht an Deiscirt: + 353 66 9155114 Nuacht an Tuaiscirt: +353 74 9531244 80889 ó Thuaisceart Éireann. Cuir RNAG ag tús na teachtaireachta. Láithriú / Presenter: Bríd Ní Chualáin Léiriú / Produced by: Caitlín Ní Chualáin