“I sat alone to be told my baby died”.
Health Minister Stephen Donnelly has hinted that the “exceptional” emergency Covid powers seized by the government may not be temporary, as the government votes to extend them until January. The comments were made yesterday during a debate on the Health (Amendment) (No. 2) Act 2021, with Donnelly saying that future restrictions could not be ruled […]
The remarks were made yesterday during a discussion on child safeguarding in Irish schools.
It is genuinely remarkable how quickly Ireland, and Irish politicians, and, most importantly, Irish voters, have forgotten what happened to the country in 2008.
If the wisdom of our politicians was measured by the amount of time that RTE gives them to promote their views to the nation, one would have to conclude that Paul Murphy was the greatest mind since Marcus Aurelius himself
Versus 80% of general population
The EU will be giving Irish fishermen no more quota in Irish waters according to a bloc official, in a major blow to the already-struggling native industry. The announcement was made by EU official Charlina Vitcheva – a Bulgarian who serves as Director General for Maritime Affairs and Fisheries at the European Commission. When asked […]
Senator Craughwell told Gript he was “a supporter of the vaccination programm” and that he “simply spoke of my own fears”
Amongst the material the HSE reported as misinformation were early reports that AstraZeneca was linked to blood clots.
They rob you twice, arguably three times, and most of us do not even notice.
Independent TD Carol Nolan has said that the government’s Covid lockdown was “catastrophic” for hospital waiting lists, and that it will be “years” before the extent of the damage becomes fully apparent. The remarks were made in the Dáil last week during a debate on the state of Ireland’s healthcare system. “The impact of Covid-19 […]
The infamous multi-million euro Dáil printer which was too large to fit in its room has finally come into use, three years after it was initially purchased. Its use was delayed by the government’s lockdown, as Oireachtas staff did not know how to operate the machine, and its UK-based manufacturer was unable to send training […]