There were 150 cases of repossession due to be heard up in the Taoiseach’s home town today. Now that property prices are one the rise again, the banks are launching and all out strike against …
There is no shortage of obstinacy, or indeed, shortsightedness, amongst senior Government officials, one must give them credit for that. Joan Burton has today reassured herself by saying that the people of Ireland will eventually …
Good news on the jobs front this morning, as company IDT911 has announced the opening of its European headquarters at the Galway Technology Centre, in the Mervue area of the city. IDT911, a US-based company, …
Defiant words coming from Government’s quarters this morning. Minister of the Environment Alan Kelly has this morning said that legislation will be brought in to deal with noncompliance, but he was unable to provide …
There was sad news over the weekend as Gardai have confirmed that the body of missing teenager Declan Hulme was recovered. Declan (15) is believed to have been missing from his home at Clos na Manach, Carlingford, …
Archbishop Diarmuid Martin has proposed a legal ‘conscience clause’ whereby allowing people of faith to express objections to same sex marriage without breaking the law. The Archbishop’s comments have been welcomed by people of faith …
The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has summoned the Health Service Executive to provide detailed explanations about the cost and selection process of outside consultants hired to perform investigations. PAC Chairman John McGuinness expressed concern …
Vending machines will not be banned from secondary schools, it has emerged today, even after the HSE and other groups raised renewed opposition to them. The Department of Education has reportedly ignored fresh calls for …
A roaring and cheering crowd welcomed back the Irish team at Dublin Airport today. The players were hailed as heroes after soundly beating Scotland 40-10 at Murrayfield yesterday, thus seizing the Six Nations title. …
The organization says that upwards of 88,000 people took part in the march, which saw Dublin’s main thoroughfare flooded with protesters. Brendan Ogle, one of the coordinators of the Right2Water campaign, said that the …
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