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Gript spoke to County Council workers who demand better from employers amid accusations of bullying and subversion Link: https://gript.ie/workers-demand-independent-inquiry-into-accusations-of-county-council-bullying/
BEN SCALLAN: The Irish government can’t be allowed to dodge responsibility for the destructive long-term effects of Covid policies. #gript
“Families aren’t being listened to”: Aontú Councillor Emer Toibín calls for inquiry into Covid nursing home deaths. #gript
“An attack on our way of life”: Becky Kealy slams the EU’s threats to Irish peat cutting as “ridiculous.” #gript
“Please explain why there are ten murders unsolved in our community”: Prominent west Belfast priest Fr Paddy McCafferty reflects on the impact of a spate of unsolved drugs-related murders devastating his community.
“I wasn’t wrong”: Housing Minister Darragh O’Brien doubles down on his “no cap” policy for Ukrainian refugees, even as the government warns that some may end up homeless due to lack of accommodation.
The work of the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal amongst the poorest and most in need is widely praised. They also take time to pray for women considering abortion. Here, they tell Gript why they believe the government is wrong to criminalise peaceful prayer at abortion centres.
Gary Kavanagh takes us on a guided tour of Web of Lies, the new book by ISD darling Aoife Gallagher
“Can you name a study?”: Irish Health Minister Stephen Donnelly pressed on the effectiveness of face masks, as he floats the idea of reintroducing them this winter.
“How can you say that you’re serious?” Justice Minister Helen McEntee confronted on Ireland’s lax sentencing for criminals. #gript
“I want to find out why my mother was brutally murdered and left like a dog in a field to bleed to death.” The families of 10 people shot dead by the British Army in Ballymurphy say they still don’t know why the brutal and harrowing killings of innocent people took place. Briege Voyle, whose […]
‘Transitioning was the biggest mistake of my life’: 35-year-old Ritchie Herron says the NHS clinic where he was treated failed to fully consider his mental health issues, while also failing to properly counsel him about the risks involved in life-altering gender reassignment surgery.
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