Gardai shut down stall aiding the homeless in Dublin.
The stall in question did not have a permit. Gardai say that this is the second time the group have been asked to stop giving aid until a permit is secured. Darren Bradley, a member of …
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Budget 2016: Self-employed reportedly due to receive significant tax break
Self-employed people are said to be in line to be granted a “significant” tax break in next month’s Budget, according to Minister for Finance Michael Noonan. According to the minister, such move will be the …
Weather update: Mixed conditions over the next few days
The usual pattern of a bit of sun, a bit of rain, and a hint of thunder, will be on the table for the next few days. Cold nights with lows of 4C are predicted, …
One step closer to totalitarianism: Paul Murphy queries Taoiseach about Gardai-led spying operation on water protestors
Always inching closer to a quasi-totalitarian state, the sinister cloak and dagger overtones of “Operation Misen” clouded the Taoiseach’s intervention in the Dáil yesterday. According to Anti-Austerity TD Paul Murphy, undercover Garda assets are conducting …
Gardai in Co Wexford issue an appeal to the public for information in order to trace the whereabouts of missing Gorey man Mark O’Toole
Gardaà in Co Wexford have reissued an appeal in order to trace the whereabouts of a man who has been missing from his home since last Friday. The man named Mark O’Toole, aged 36, has …
Great News: 21 year old Hannah Waters who was injured in the Berkeley balcony collapse returns home
There was some more good news announced late last night as it was confirmed that the last person of the seven injured in the Berkeley balcony collapse has returned home to Ireland. Hannah Waters (21), …
Gardaà tell homeowners to leave their lights on to deter burglars
Gardaà are urging people to keep their lights on at home in an effort to reduce the amount of burglaries. The National Crime Prevention Unit asks homeowners to leave their outside lights on. The message comes …
Irish teenagers are more likely to be cyberbullied than those of any other country
A new survey has revealed that Irish teenagers are more likely to be cyberbullied that those of any other country. The survey was conducted by YouGov on behalf of Vodafone. The results found that one …
Transport Minister says there will be no DART underground but the DART line will be extended to Balbriggan
The Government have confirmed that proposed plans to build a DART Underground has been put on hold due insufficient funding, however the Minister for Transport Paschal Donohoe has said the current DART line will be …
General election to be held in “early 2016”, according to Taoiseach
he Government’s day of reckoning may be closer than you think, as Enda Kenny said twice today while speaking in the Dáil that the next general election will be held in “early 2016”. Many in …
