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Fine Gael Tánaiste Leo Varadkar has given strong indications that Donegal and Mayo mica homeowners will not receive 100% redress as they have requested. The victims – homeowners whose houses are falling apart after being constructed with defective mica blocks – have staged repeated demonstrations outside of government buildings calling for 100% redress for rebuilding […]
“Would provide enormous relief.”
Katherine Zappone has rejected an invitation to come before the Oireachtas Foreign Affairs Committee to be questioned about her controversial appointment to a special UN envoy role, which many regarded as an example of “cronyism.” The invitation had been issued last week to discuss the circumstances under which Zappone, who now resides in the US, […]
“Where lies that investigation? Has it evaporated too, like the rain of the summer?”
Optometrists can unlock delays
Former UK PM & ex-Labour Leader Tony Blair has said that the British government should vaccinate “nursery” age children as part of its jab rollout. The remarks were made during a foreword to a covid-19 report from his own Tony Blair Institute For Global Change – a non-profit with a self-stated goal of helping governments […]
Recipients of the awards announced by Minister O’Gorman include Muslim Sisters of Eire, LGBT Ireland, the Immigrant Council of Ireland and the Irish Refugee Council.
The general rule when we report on polling that shows a result which readers might not like is that we will get a lot of comments saying things like “fake poll” or “didn’t poll me”. So, for context, note that this is the same opinion poll which, over the weekend, showed that 83% of the […]
Deputy Ó Cuív made his remarks during a meeting of the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Key Issues affecting the Traveller Community
The man was further charged with possessing €3,000 worth of heroin for sale or supply.
The family say that his death should be the subject of an independent inquiry, and not one undertaken by the Gardai”.