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.
Asked if Ireland should pursue pro-natalist policies to raise birthrates, Paschal Donohoe says people’s number of children is “a choice for families”, while Chief Economist John McCarthy says “Pro-natalist policies have been shown to have virtually no impact” in other countries.
“This is a resigning moment for Simon Harris”: Declan Ganley, Senator Sharon Keogan and Elaine Mullally, who were involved with the #SpoilTheVote campaign, react to the 2025 Presidential election results.
Roderic O’Gorman says there was a “strong” number of votes spoiled for Maria Steen, and says it’s worth having a conversation about whether the Presidential nomination process needs to be changed.
Labour leader Ivana Bacik says the campaign to spoil your ballot in the Presidential election is “profoundly anti-democratic”, while Social Democrats leader Holly Cairns said the number of spoiled ballots is “really worrying”.
Simon Harris on the Presidential election: “I think it is regrettable that there were only two candidates on the ballot.”
“There was very clearly a campaign as well to encourage people not to use their vote correctly…”: Fine Gael Deputy Leader Helen McEntee reacts to the record number of spoilt ballots in the 2025 Presidential election.
“Seismic”: Spoilt ballots in the Irish Presidential election appear to be unprecedentedly high, tallies indicate – even outpacing Heather Humphreys in some parts of the country.
Thinking of voting for Jim Gavin? Watch this video first, says Ben Scallan.