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Articles by James Brennan
Alan Shatter resigns as Minister Of Justice
Enda Kenny has announced that the Minister for Justice, Alan Shatter has reigned. Kenny said that Shatter had taken the decision on foot of the publication of the Guerin Report into Garda whistleblowers. He said Shatter …
Arts Minister Launches First-Time Author’s Book
Living in a thatched cottage in the countryside of County Mayo, Mikal O’Boyle is an Irish-American author who recently had her debut novel, Snake the Gypsy, published and launched by the Minister of Arts and Culture, …
Louth Communities rally around Drogheda toddler, Alice Turner, who has a rare form of cancer
A Louth baby girl named Alice Turner has recently been diagnosed with a rare form of cancer. Her only treatment that will make a significant difference, will cost €200,000 and is only available in America. …
Fr Ray Kelly thanks the public for their support
The sensation that is ‘the singing priest’, Fr Ray Kelly has thanked parishioners and the public for giving him such great support over the past 3 weeks. His impromptu version of Hallelujah has now reached …
Why we shouldn’t sell alcohol on Good Friday?
A litany of websites have offered innumerable reasons why Ireland should sell ‘Grandpa’s old cough syrup’ on Good Friday, but not too many voices are being heard to keep the ban in place. Middle class …
Make the Irish language optional
Wide debate has recently started about whether the Irish language is ‘dying’. Apart from a minute number of every day speakers, Irish is soon forgotten once you hand in your Paipear 2 in the Leaving …
Video Games: How Much Is Too Much?
In 2011, a 20-year-old man from the U.K. died from a blood clot after spending 12-hour sessions on his Xbox. His father told “The Sun” newspaper, “He lived for his Xbox. I never dreamed he …
3 Years On… Are You Better Off?
On the 25th of February 2010, Ireland elected the present coalition. With promises broken, emigration still soaring and morale bottomed-out, Ireland is in the same if not worse state than it was previously. Read some …
Kenny Egan Getting Into A New Ring
Well they’ve pulled no punches here… Kenny – excuse me, Kenneth Egan, who admits he knows little to nothing about politics, has been announced as a Fine Gael candidate for the local elections in Clondalkin. …