Elsewhere: Cricket bans trans-women
Justice Minister Helen McEntee is seeking Cabinet approval today to repeal the country’s old censorship laws – even as she seeks to enact censorship laws of her own. The Minister will tell the government today that there has been a significant change in society’s values in the 100 years since these laws were introduced, and […]
The European Union’s new migration pact, it turns out, is structured in such a way that it will direct disproportionately more immigration towards Ireland.
In public relations, the concept of an “embargo” is used to guarantee maximum coverage of a news story at a time chosen by the people behind the story. How it works is simple enough: A media organisation is given access to a piece of news well in advance, and told that it may not run […]
“Trusted and traditional production practices.”
the Taoiseach’s attack, dishonest though it may be, is a clear indicator of where Fine Gael intends to go at the next election
The good news is that a media that behaves like this cannot survive, long term.
Debate ended in shouts of “Allahu Akbar”
“In solidarity with our people in Gaza.”
“It’s very important.”
Call for funding
Sharp increase.