Today, the ESRI warned that food prices will go up again this autumn. Ordinary families are under real pressure. They are working hard but are still struggling to pay their bills. They are getting crucified by rent, childcare and insurance. Now they read that the basics in their presses are going to go up. It will not just be them. The ESRI also said that those on fixed incomes, such as pensioners, those on disability payments and low-paid workers will be hit the hardest. It is chipping away at people's quality of life. Does the Tánaiste accept that the delays and half-measures from the Government on fuel prices have made the situation worse? What action will he take to protect working families from another cost-of-living shock and ensure that there is real accountability and transparency in supermarket pricing and profits?

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Is the Tánaiste following all the female TDs around or is it just Mary Lou?

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Is the Tánaiste tracking the movements of all the female TDs or just Mary Lou?

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What a peculiar answer.

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The ESRI.

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Food prices, Tánaiste.

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Supermarkets here. Fuel prices here.

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Which will go up again on 1 August.

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To families who do not earn enough.

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Who else's diary does the Tánaiste follow?

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