Andrew Doyle was elected to the 30th Dail in May, 2007. He was appointed Spokesperson on Agriculture, Fisheries & Food, July, 2010. 


He was previously Deputy Spokesperson on Agriculture with special responsibility for Food and Horticulture.

After representing East Wicklow on Wicklow County Council since 1999, serving Chairman of the Council in 2005/2006, he was elected to represent Wicklow and East Carlow running on a Team Wicklow campaign with Billy Timmins T.D.

Since he has been elected, Andrew Doyle has been working for Wicklow /East Carlow people on many issues and on problems that effect people all over Ireland. Some of these are:

• Commuter transport services for Wicklow –N11, trains and buses
• Special needs children and their education
• Community based policing and services especially community care 
• Energy efficiency and microgeneration of electricity
• Delivery of Best Practice in St.Columcille’s Hospital and a 24 hour A and E service
• Sheep farming sector development support
• Development of local food production and processing with traceability for all sectors
• Campaign for Irish produced food to be labelled clearly
• Fair trade in grocery retail for the suppliers, buyers and consumers
• Supports Public Infrastructure Bond for broadband, public infrastructure, education, research and development, public transport
• New Budgetary procedures for Departments including bidding, and finance following the patient as in new Fair Care Health proposals from Fine Gael

Visit links to recent Fine Gael Policy Documents on

• Health -Fair Care
• Third Level Education
• Local Government Reform
• New Era –Economic Stimulus Package
• Public Service Reform

And more.

Andrew Doyle said “These policies clearly demonstrate that Fine Gael is awake to the problems this country faces. We represent the people who have the vision the willingness and the community spirit to drive Ireland back to stability and sustainable prosperity. When this is achieved, we will ensure that greed and self interest are never allowed to destroy the labours of generation”.