McGrath says ‘fight for turf cutters’
The HSE’s digital difficulties continue
“We have to control our borders,”
Both referenda on women at home and the family were defeated by a landslide vote on March 8th.
There is protest, there is symbolism, and then there is childish student union politics without thought to diplomacy. Not the for the first time, from Holly Cairns, this only fits one of those categories.
The ‘strive’ wording was “intended to avoid a concrete and mandatory obligation to provide support.”
Patrick Kielty is by all accounts a very fine fellow and a nice man, but the ratings do not lie. The public, in this first year at the helm for him, just isn’t buying what he’s selling.
“It’s a good idea.”
“Kick in the teeth for Irish taxpayers”
Fallout continues
Journalist Charlie Bird has died at the age of 74 following a battle with motor neurone disease, during which he raised funds and awareness of the condition through high-profile campaigns, raising €3.4 million for charities including the Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association and Pieta. The former RTÉ reporter said he had chosen to be an […]
The bottom line is that some of these TDs have spent just about enough time in bed with the NGO sector, and the progressives. The frenetic action is over now, and all they’re left with is the mess, and the shame, and the sense that they’ve betrayed the people they were actually married to.