Zero Covid supporter, Prof. Anthony Staines, has said that teachers and other professions should be forced to reveal their vaccination status. Speaking on Newstalk Breakfast this week, the ISAG member was asked by the interviewer if he thought people should be forced to reveal their vaccination status. “I think they should be very strongly encouraged, […]
Back in November of 2020, Irish tech entrepreneur Declan Ganley launched a High Court action over the government’s lockdown on religious services. Nine months later, no resolution has been reached. In fact, the courts considered throwing the case out altogether over the issue of “mootness.” Declan Ganley takes legal challenge to Level 5 ban on […]
The first dose of the mRNA covid vaccine will be offered to children in Ireland aged 12 to 15 starting this weekend, an HSE spokesperson has declared. The Director of Public Health at the HSE’s National Immunisation Office, Dr. Lucy Jessop, made the announcement on RTÉ’s Morning Ireland, saying that online registrations would open from […]
The UN’s special rapporteur on torture will be intervening over reported police brutality towards anti-lockdown protestors last weekend, warning that governments have begun to “regard their own population as the enemy” on covid. Nils Melzer, the UN official, said that he has received over 100 reports of excessive police violence from German authorities since last […]
The Department of Agriculture has confirmed that it plans to prevent Irish farmers from increasing their suckler cow numbers under the newly proposed “Suckler Carbon Efficiency Programme.” “The scheme will prevent a participant increasing their suckler cow numbers over the course of the contract,” said the Department speaking to the Irish Farmers Journal, although they […]
Bishop of Ferns, Dennis Brennan, has become the latest Catholic clergyman to openly defy the government on its ban on sacraments. The Bishop declared that he would be giving individual parishes the right to decide whether to allow sacraments such as first holy communion and confirmation, even despite the government’s ban on such practices. “The […]
A journalist for The Times, Flora Gill, caused uproar online after stating that there should be “entry level porn” that was specifically “for children.” Gill, who is the host of the Times Radio show “Split Opinion,” and who has written for GQ, the Sunday Times Magazine, the Evening Standard and other publications, posted the inflammatory […]
During the worst economic downturn in decades, the government have announced that they will be allocating millions of euros in taxpayer funding for art projects that promote climate change awareness. Money well spent, right? The €2 million “Creative Climate Action Fund” unveiled by Green Party Ministers Eamon Ryan and Catherine Martin is unclear in its […]
Ex-Children’s Minister Katherine Zappone, who was recently appointed to a taxpayer-funded diplomat job, previously asserted that the government should “reach out beyond political insiders” when doling out positions on boards. Zappone, who was given the paid position of free speech ambassador to the UN after she specifically requested the role, has been embroiled in controversy, […]
Immunology Professor Paul Moynagh of Maynooth University has asserted that NPHET’s projected case numbers are “way off,” and said that found them “very surprising.” The remarks were made this week during an interview on Virgin Media’s The Tonight Show with Matt Cooper, during which Prof. Moynagh said he was “very encouraged” by recent Covid-19 data. […]
The chair of NPHET, Dr. Cillian De Gascun, has finally admitted that covid is endemic and will not be eliminated. So what exactly are we continuing with the emergency measures for? As reported by Richard Chambers of Virgin Media news: “@CillianDeGascun says Covid is becoming ‘endemic’. It will not be eliminated. “If you haven’t been […]
Cork Olympic rowers Paul O’Donovan and Fintan McCarthy have achieved a historic gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics, defeating the German and Italian teams in the race to the finish. The win marks the second medal Ireland has won so far in the Tokyo games, after the Irish women’s four team won bronze. The Irish […]