The Taoiseach has said the Government must take action to “slow down” the number of Ukrainians coming to Ireland – with policy changes likely to be introduced before the end of the year, reports The …
The number of children in temporary placements in Ireland reached a record high of 3,904 in September, an increase of nine from the previous month, according to the latest figures from the Department of Housing, …
The (illegitimate) Government has beat its own homelessness record, with almost 13,000 people now officially registered as homeless. The official figure is 12,827, though the real number is probably many multiples of that. The figure …
The Government is reportedly planning to proactively prolong the suffering of Ukrainian refugees by imposing a 3-month limit on State-sponsored accommodation, with the idea of leaving them on their own after that. The devious plan …
The Government has hinted at two energy credits or three smaller ones for the upcoming Budget. It is understood that the Government might offer two €200 credits, or three of smaller amounts. A once-off Child …
In an encouraging win for the Irish people, government plans to establish yet another migrant centre, this time at St Therese’s B&B in Mount Alexander near Gorey, Co. Wexford have been scrapped after local opposition. …
A report for Minister Roderic O’Gorman’s Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth has advised that the private property of Irish citizens should be forcibly acquired in order to establish new migrant accommodation centres …
The government plans to increase its financial support to Ukraine to help it defend itself against Russia, reports RTE. Foreign Minister Micheál Martin briefed Cabinet on Ireland’s plans to increase its contribution from €271.8 million …
Public Expenditure Minister Paschal Donohoe has defended the government’s decision to allow a rise in petrol and diesel prices, arguing it “cannot sustain” excise duty cuts, reports The Mirror. Driveway prices rose on Friday evening …
RTE’s will force the government to downsize and sell off assets like 2FM before it gets another penny from the state, reports The Mirror. Senior ministers are adamant that there will be no blank checks …
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