When asked if the government is partly responsible for the Parnell Square stabbing and the subsequent #DublinRiots, Minister Paschal Donohoe said “As a member of government you always should accept responsibility for the affairs of our country.” Question by Ben Scallan. #gript
“We would be removing the veto power of the Security Council.”
“This is a major priority for government.”
In this case, it is fair to say, Ireland was not looking out for the person who gets up early in the morning.
Martin responds to Jozef Puska “There are various entitlements”: Micheál Martin responds to a question by Ryan Casey, boyfriend of Ashling Murphy, about how Slovak killer Jozef Puska came to Ireland to be jobless on welfare for a decade.
“Nobody has a right of veto to say who lives near them.”
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 […]
Irish farmers being “demonised” is discouraging young people from entering the profession, Macra na Feirme’s Robert Lally says. #gript
Sinn Féin “speaking with a forked tongue” on taxation – Minister
“Trusted and traditional production practices.”
“In solidarity with our people in Gaza.”
“It’s very important.”