In an unbelievable set of affairs, it seems that the ridiculous entity that is Irish Water is finally set to be abolished. The main factor has been varying accounts of what the next government will …
Throughout its short but colorful history, Irish Water has given the word ‘disaster’ a whole new meaning. Now, a vast majority of customers who paid their bills are contacting the utility to say they’re either …
After creating a monster in the form of Irish Water, Fine Gael are said to remain ‘committed’ to their creation, even though the populace is at the gates of Irish Water’s HQ wielding torches and …
It one of the coldest starts to March in recent years, many areas in Leinster, Munster and North East Ulster received their fair share of snow overnight. Many areas are still covered in snow this …
Ireland could soon have another city in the coming months as Tralee Co Kerry is seeking to have the coveted status. The news comes after local Fianna Fáil councillor Thomas McEllistrim said giving his hometown …
The general election is now over and the people have spoken and voted for who they want to represent their constituency in the next government, but with all the political wrangling still going on it …
The notion that citizens may have to head back to the polling stations in the near future has been bandied around at the first meeting held between Fine Gael TDs and Senators since the General …
Contradicting comments made by his own Environment Minister Barry Cowen earlier in the week, Micheal Martin has today said that water charges are not a ‘red line’ issue, and will not interfere in coalition talks. …
According to the national forecaster Met Éireann the country is expected to experience severe snow and icy conditions tonight. The national forecaster says up to 3 centimetres of snow is expected between midnight and 10am …
The water charges argument is still wrangling on and it shows no signs of stopping and now it seems there would not be enough money to refund people who have already paid their water charges …
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