Dara Calleary has been appointed as the new super junior minister attending Cabinet meetings, retaining his role as Minister of State at the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment with a focus on Trade Promotion and Digital Transformation. Meanwhile, James Lawless has taken over as Minister of State at the Department of Transport, with special responsibilities in International and Road Transport, Logistics, and Postal Policy.
These appointments come following the elevation of Jack Chambers to the Minister for Finance position, leading to the vacancies in the respective roles. The decisions were finalized during an incorporeal Cabinet meeting, where ministers signed off on the nominations.
Minister for Finance Jack Chambers has hit the ground running in his new role, emphasizing the importance of fiscal responsibility and long-term planning. He highlighted the upcoming Summer Economic Statement, focusing on strengthening living standards and public services while prioritizing housing delivery and sustainable economic decisions.
As the government prepares for the budget, Minister Chambers emphasized the need for targeted support for families, alongside investments in Future Ireland and infrastructure. His approach aims to ensure Ireland’s economic future is protected while providing essential support for workers and families.
