Enoch Burke, an evangelical Christian teacher in County Westmeath, has been imprisoned for the third time for disobeying a court order to remain away from Wilson’s Hospital School and not trespass, reports Breaking News. During …
Many people on social media have been voicing their anger at Sinn Fein, and in particular to the party’s leader Mary Lou McDonald. If elected to power, Sinn Féin has promised to provide free prescription …
Michael Martin has instructed individuals responsible for briefings attributed to Fine Gael to “cop on” since he is a cranky old guy. In an effort to establish a point of contrast with their party, which …
Met Éireann say that treacherous conditions have been reported around the country on some roads as heavy snow fell in parts of the south and west of the country overnight. A Status Orange weather warning …
The general election is scheduled for November 29. It’ll just a matter of days before we know who’s going to in government. After Harris went to the President’s official house, Áras an Uachtaráin, to request …
According to recent study, one in five voters altered their ballot selection in response to messages they saw on social media, reports RTE. According to Pure Telecom’s ‘Connected Lives’ poll, younger voters reported a larger …
In their investigation into Kyran Durnin’s alleged murder, the Gardaí are looking into whether child benefit was paid for him during the two years he was absent, reports The Mirror. The Department of Social Protection …
The Taoiseach has maintained that the scandals that have surfaced during the election campaign have not put his party on the defensive, reports Breaking News. Simon Harris, the head of Fine Gael, was questioned on …
According to a survey on young Irish adults’ usage of porn, 64% of young males use the internet. The percentage for young women is reportedly under 13%. There is a comparable gender disparity in the …
According to a poll conducted by the Strategic Banking Corporation of Ireland (SBCI), the State’s promotional financial institution, Irish SMEs cited access to trained personnel, high energy and transportation expenses, and financing availability as their …
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