Minister Foley aims to make significant progress towards €200 per child monthly childcare.
This year's budget will be a breakthrough moment to reaching affordable childcare, according to the Children's Minister.
Norma Foley addressed her colleagues yesterday at the Fianna Fáil think-in in Tullamore, which is continuing today.
Minister Foley said she wants to make significant progress towards the goal of childcare at €200 per child per month:
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