In the first of 3 videos, Gript speaks to locals in Dundrum, Tipperary, who say that government actions in relation to IPAS centre is “abominable”.
Mattie McGrath criticises Garda response to local protest in Dundrum, Tipperary saying Gardaí are difficult to come by when locals need them.
Kaya Jones, speaks to Gript about the music industry’s exploitation of women, leaving the pop group to stay true to her beliefs, coming out as a conservative, and why she now speaks out against abortion
The Irish government’s spending has increased by almost 50% in the space of 5 years
Protesters at Thornton Hall asylum site say many “have their heads in the sand” about the size of the asylum seeker facility.
Irish politicians from almost every party consistently use the same talking point: that communities have “no veto” over who lives in their area. Helen McEntee said that such a veto would be used “by those who simply don’t want this to happen at all.
Detective Chief Superintendent Séamus Boland says that just possessing such a vehicle can be considered evidence of organised crime.
“It’s an unfortunate trend”
FULL INTERVIEW: Ex-Muslim, Nuriyah Khan, talks child marriage, honour killings, modesty culture, Sharia Law, and more.
Crowds mass in central Dublin to await the arrival of Ireland’s olympic team after the country’s best-ever performance at the games.
Minister Paschal Donohoe says he thinks the projected timeline of 4 years to roll out contactless payments on Dublin’s public transport is too long and he “would like to see it done quicker.” However, he says the Leap card system is “already really successful and popular.”
“We still have a population that’s growing”: Ben Scallan asked if the Irish government plans to promote bigger families. Minister Paschal Donohoe said that such measures aren’t being discussed, adding: “I’m not sure they’re as needed in Ireland as they are in other countries.”