Taoiseach ‘harsh and uncaring attitude ‘
The councils say that the declaration has been misunderstood and may need to be rewritten.
It’s astonishing, to be honest, that it has taken this long. And it is a perfectly valid criticism of the global health authorities that hundreds of millions of people have been injected, worldwide, with the Pfizer vaccine, and others like it, without the vaccine ever having been given full approval. That was an act of […]
Parents are encouraged to discuss the issue and make efforts to resolve it.
It was originally scheduled for October 2020 but was subsequently postponed several times.
Vindicated.
The Hospital told us this was done “to protect all immunosuppressed transplant patients from COVID-19 to the greatest degree practical.”
Credit to the Irish Farmer’s Journal, for this scoop, and to their reporter, Declan O’Brien. You can read the full article here, if you have a subscription. But the basics are easy enough to understand: The ineffectiveness of Government efforts to cut carbon emissions by curtailing Irish livestock numbers has been exposed by forecasts of […]
Most concerned about children.
Poor old ISAG. The Zero Covid campaign has somewhat stalled out. After 18 months of constantly getting on the airwaves to demand more lockdown, harder lockdown, and total lockdown, that campaign, and its credibility, has somewhat stalled out. Yes, Ireland still lags well behind the rest of the world in terms of opening up (see […]
The sudden death of Dublin City Councilor Anthony Flynn has taken place this afternoon.
An independent Cork City councillor has refused to apologise for calling for “checks and balances” on Afghan refugees, dismissing those criticising him as “snowflakes.” Cllr. Ken O’Flynn made the initial remarks on Tuesday after posting a photograph of a plane filled with Afghan men, which he called “a flight coming in from Afghanistan.” “Not one […]