There were protest marches in all major Irish cities today. Cork, Limerick, Dublin, all saw a plethora of people wanting to make their voice heard. ‘No means no,’ and ‘Enda Kenny, out’ were the main …
The preelection snipes continue today, with Sinn Fein pulling the trigger this time by saying that the water charges amount to a ‘government’s bank bailout’. Gerry Adams has gone as far as calling for the …
The people of Dublin, Cork, and Limerick will rally together once again today to protest against water charges. The demonstrations had been scheduled to coincide with the original registration deadline set by Irish Water. …
There are growing fears and concerns both for cash-in-transit and the workers carrying it, as the armed escort they used to enjoy has now ceased to operate. Such armed presence had been there for the …
The mother of a boy who issued a heartfelt plea for a permanent home so that her son could qualify to be placed on a waiting list for a liver transplant received some welcoming news …
It has been reported that officers from Revenue and Customs have seized around 600,000 cigarettes with a reported retail value of €304,000 at Dublin Port. It is understood that the cigarettes were mostly the Malboro …
So the Tánaiste spoke, making a direct reference to yesterday’s events in the Dáil, when a row broke out between herself and Sinn Fein’s party members after she linked a well known serial child abuser …
Speaking from the Isle of Man today, the Taoiseach fired an opening salvo on the Irish electorate, stating that people will need to choose to put Fine Gael back in power, or have Sinn Fein …
A fire broke out just before 4am this morning at the clubhouse of Dunmore Golf Club. The place was completely destroyed. Four units and two crews from Tramore and Dunmore East fire stations attended the …
That is, if the Government gets its way with new regulations drawn up by Minister for the Environment Alan Kelly, whereby landlords would be liable for any water bills left unpaid by their tenants upon …
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