Up to 40 cinemas across Ireland will now show the pro-life movie, Unplanned, in response to public demand. Initially, just four cinemas in the Republic in the IMC and Eclipse chains were scheduled to screen the film, but now the Omniplex chain and other independent cinemas have also booked the movie – which was a box-office hit […]
Kim Kardashian has said her husband, super star hip-hop artist and music entrepreneur Kanye West, has been ‘saved by Christ’. Kardashian told the U.S. TV show “The View” that her husband was “born again” and that making his new album was instrumental in West becoming a Christian. “Kanye started this to really heal himself and […]
The local people in Oughterard have welcomed the withdrawal of a tender to provide a direct provision centre at a hotel in the town. A representative for the Connemara Gateway Hotel has confirmed they are pulling out of the deal which had caused controversy for the past three weeks in the town. Locals said they […]
Sprinter Allyson Felix is now the most decorated athlete in world championship history with an astonishing 12 gold medals, beating the previous record of Jamaican superstar Usain Bolt. The U.S. sprinter, 33, is widely acclaimed as the most decorated female track and field athlete at the Olympics with nine medals among four Games. For Felix, […]
The attack on the 5-year-old by four nine-year-old boys took place at a school in Newcastle, South Africa.
Arlene Foster has announced her support for a return to power-sharing in Stormont, a move echoed by the leaders of the four main churches in the north who say politicians must stop an “almost unregulated abortion regime” being imposed on the province by Westminster on October 22nd.
A pro-abortion rally which was billed as drawing a “large crowd” only managed to muster several hundred people in Dublin today. The annual ‘March for Choice’ was supported by Amnesty Ireland and the Abortion Rights Campaign as well as political parties including Labour and People Before Profit, but failed to attract the crowd it had expected. The Journal.ie posted […]
Thousands of people have joined a second silent march in Oughterard, Co Galway, as local opposition to a direct provision centre being imposed on the small town grows.
It is the second such march since the controversy began, and other villages in Galway have this week been sending messages of support to the people of Oughterard.
One of the doctors involved, GP Andrew Cupples, said that they were concerned for both pregnant mothers and their unborn children, and, as medical professionals, it was their firmly held belief that abortion was the “unjust and violent taking of human life”.
Some are predicting that it may well be a ‘yellow vest’ moment, in reference to the massive public protests in France which forced Macron’s government to reverse carbon tax hikes.
Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has told Minister for Health Simon Harris that “safe access” abortion legislation is not needed