Party’s three youngest TDs admit: “We are deeply worried” following fuel protests
“They couldn’t have handled it worse…every time they opened their mouths, another 10,000 people supported us”: Demonstrators outside the Dáil vent their frustrations about the Government’s handling of the fuel protests of the last
FLASHBACK: In October 2025, Michael Healy-Rae explained to Gript why he was part of a Government that was hiking carbon tax given his previous criticisms of the tax. He argued that even if he was “dead”, it would remain in place until 2030 with or without him in office:
“This government have let the people of Ireland down.”
As Tóibín says Government support package does not go far enough
Voters need a party that puts Ireland first
“I’ve lost money on fuel for the last eight days. We’re not the enemy – they are”
Ireland’s planning system has been captured by professional interests who profit more from operating the system than from building dwellings.
‘Astonishing’ €183 million increase
Dáil discusses environmental concerns
Meanwhile, National Gallery spent €125k on unused x-ray machine
The actual way to bring down rents and increase supply is, paradoxically, to favour landlords in housing policy.