Just as in the 19th century, much of what happens in Ireland will depend on what people in other places decide is best for us
Are things ever going to change?
One year cooling off period
Being in with elite has served her well
Joy unconfined in media and political circles, yesterday, as Ursula Von Der Leyen and Micheál Martin posed for their photo opportunity at which it was announced that Ireland will receive an initial €989million from the European Union’s Covid Recovery fund to, in the words of Frau Von Der Layen, “support investments and reforms that will […]
Fascinating, and full credit to Justine McCarthy and John Mooney in the Sunday Times for drawing this angle to the public’s attention: Simon Coveney, the foreign affairs minister, will be quizzed at an Oireachtas committee on Tuesday if he deleted texts with Leo Varadkar, the tanaiste, from his phone after freedom of information requests were […]
On the one hand, it is perfectly understandable that Leo Varadkar’s legion of defenders – both those who are true blue Fine Gaelers, and those who are not, but who think the Tánaiste is unfairly targeted by his critics – should feel put out by the latest controversy engulfing their man. Yes, every single one […]
Life-affirming services also mentioned include material assistance, “such as car seats, clothing, diapers and formula”, and housing and support services through maternity homes for pregnant women.
Now it is being reported that ministers might defy the advice of their own official vaccine advisors
In May 2018 his status had been revoked after he had come to the attention of the authorities with regard to his public support for Islamic State.
In many European countries, including Britain, some 90% of babies diagnosed with Down Syndrome are aborted. In the U.S.
Portugal has lifted most restrictions with a three-stage plan