The group estimates that 100 million cancer screenings were not performed during the outbreak and will lead to decreased survival rates for those whose cancer is found at a later stage than normal.
Although falling just short of securing a majority of seats in the country’s parliamentary elections, Scottish National Party leader Nicola Sturgeon has insisted that holding a vote on independence from the UK is the “will of the people”.
A peer-reviewed study of doctors performing late-term abortions in Ireland was conducted by three University College Cork academics. It was published in the British Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology and can be viewed here. The study revealed that late-term abortions were taking place in Ireland, and that one method of abortion being used was feticide. […]
The ex-Irish soldier and bride of an ISIS jihadist, whose father in from Belfast, was banned from entering the UK amid security mesures that allow for the exclusion of EEA nationals.
O’Connell said she would not be leaving the party because of “one person”, however.
The race between Poots and Donaldson will be decided by the party’s 8 MPs and 28 MLAs next Friday.
The 38 people were known to homeless services around the country, with 30 of the deaths happening within the Dublin area.
The Defence Forces have re-called all printed editions of the annual Defence Forces Review and have agreed to print replacement copies, after the originals included material describing Gript.ie as a “far right” publication in an article by DCU academic Livia Margna. Solicitors acting on behalf of Gript.ie contacted the Defence Forces and secured the removal […]
Controversy has erupted after New Zealand trans weightlifter, Laurel Hubbard, who was born male, now looks set to make history by taking part in the women’s super heavyweight weightlifting category in the Olympics. Despite being 43 years old, considered long past the peak of strength in competitive weightlifting, Hubbard won silver at the 2017 world championships. While some […]
A bill to crack down on Puppy Farms which are breaking the law even as profits “go through the roof!” has passed first stage in the Dail. Aontú’s Dog Breeding Establishments (Amendment) Bill 2021 or the Puppy Farm Bill has passed first stage in the Dáil yesterday. Introducing and speaking on the Bill, Aontú Leader […]
“No one is allowed to steal my home!” al-Kurd responds.
The vaccines, which are expected to be used on under-16’s eventually, will cost the state an estimated €191 million each year and are to be used in 2022 and 2023.