Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th May
“I am calling for a full Dáil debate on these matters.”
Trial postponed
Minister Catherine Martin has been informed that persons who participated in the basic income for artists scheme are now being pursued with debt letters for thousands of euro in social protection overpayments. The basic income for artists, BIA, is a pilot scheme that was introduced by Government following consultation with the arts sector in order […]
Last weekend, Zimbabwean media outlets reported that a man wanted for the murder of three people was allegedly living in Ireland as an asylum seeker under a false name. While Gardai have said they are investigating, they also say they have not found the fugitive in Ireland. The Sunday Mail in Zimbabwe reported that Peter […]
Residents of Inch, Co Clare who have been protesting the sudden opening of a migrant centre in their village, have said they feel “disappointed and letdown” by Minister Roderic O’Gorman who declined to meet them in person to hear their concerns. They say the protest will continue until the decision is overturned. Local TD, Michael […]
‘Indoctrination’
Hospitalsed
“We need to support Irish farmers and family turf cutters”
Telemedicine
Today the Academy of Jewellery and Goldsmithing Centre of Excellence was opened officially in Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny. The Sessions House building, a former Courthouse in the centre of Thomastown has been transformed into a new home for the jewellery academy. This project, funded under the Rural Regeneration and Development Fund, together with a contribution from […]
Taxpayers left to foot the bill for €30m