Ben Scallan examines the most radical State-funded NGO in Ireland as it goes out of business:
It is often argued that parents want religion removed from schools. However, when they have been asked in the past, parents often oppose removing religious patronage when it comes to their own child’s education, as MARIA MAYNES points out:
Housing Minister James Browne: “Approximately 50% of people in emergency accommodation are not Irish citizens. However, they have a right to be here, and they have a right to housing supports.” Question by Ben Scallan.
“We facilitated debate – I facilitate debate all the time…We haven’t been trying to stifle debate on migration.”
All is not well between men and women, and on this week’s livestream, Jason Osborne looks at how that’s affecting everything from relationships to politics. Tonight at 8 pm https://youtube.com/live/5Td9Q6SJqVo?feature=share
“Holly Cairns is in the building “: Jason responds to the Late Late Show’s hype-building efforts, and laments the lack of imagination shown in some of Ireland’s key institutions.
Such is the scale of the atrocities being committed in Sudan that pools of blood and clusters of human bodies are visible from space in gruesome satellite images. One recent attack saw hundreds killed at a maternity hospital. Why does the world seem silent? asks MARIA MAYNES:
Ben Scallan reacts to a “crazy” clip from 2020 of Mary Lou McDonald getting mocked for suggesting that part of the long-term solution to the pensions timebomb is to allow people to have more children.
More than two weeks after the alleged sexual assault of a 10 year old girl sparked unrest in Citywest, a local restaurant has not been allowed to re-open. Owner Camilla Grey spoke to Gript.
Simon Harris says that ‘The Left’ have stifled the immigration debate – but Ben Scallan takes a look back at the Government’s own role in shutting down migration conversations.
In the first instalment of a new livestream series, Jason Osborne takes issue with the Government’s view that pro-child, pro-family policies have virtually “no impact,” and explains why that’s not the case.
As Gardaí said today that they have been unable to speak to a 10-year-old girl, who was allegedly sexually assaulted last month, “due to medical advice”, locals in Citywest urged that she not be forgotten and said their thoughts are with her every day.