David Digan who lost his left arm after an accident says the government is failing in its duty to uphold the rights of people with special needs.
Irish farmers say their industry is being unfairly targeted by green policies while MEP says nitrous oxide is 290 times more pollutant than methane.
Women opposing the government’s referendum proposal marched through Dublin city centre on Saturday, saying the only references to women and mother in the Constitution should remain. #gript
“You can’t govern by opinion polls.”
“I don’t know the details of that particular case” – Taoiseach Leo Varadkar’ when asked about a child being permanently paralysed due to lack of spinal surgery, as raised in the Seanad by Senator Tom Clonan this week.
Irish farmers say they have reached “boiling point” with “green policies” and that if their concerns are not addressed Dublin will be brought to a standstill.
Minister Paschal Donohoe confirms that the government can’t guarantee the upcoming referendum to redefine the family won’t result in polygamous relationships being legally-recognised in Ireland. Question by Ben Scallan.
Gript’s Fatima Gunning raises with Helen McEntee the case of Kadima Mbuye, who has accrued 8 indecent exposure convictions over a decade in Ireland and is now facing deportation. The Minister says she will decline to comment.
“What happens when they’re full?” Gript Editor John McGuirk says that the Government’s plan to build new asylum centres with 4,000 beds will make the problem worse, not better. https://www.virginmediatelevision.ie/player/show/1294/215414/0/The-Tonight-Show
Green Party leader Eamon Ryan says that it will be up to the courts to define what “durable relationships” mean with “flexibility for a legal judgment in individual cases”.
Minister asked if he’s considered how “misinformation” laws could be abused
“It applies to all online information”: Ireland’s Electoral Commission, which has the power to shut down alleged “misinformation” online, clarifies that its powers even extend to mainstream media publications and broadcasters like RTÉ.