A motion of confidence in the Taoiseach tabled by the Government has passed 86 votes to 55. All parties were engaged in a lengthy debate which lasted well over 3 hours. The Dáil will remain …
The Taoiseach must be feeling the pressure in the Dáil today, as a motion of no confidence tabled by Sinn Fein is currently being discussed. Sinn Fein have called for the Government to resign over …
Despite statements to the contrary recently made by Minister for Finance Michael Noonan, the Taoiseach has today said that he cannot see ‘any reason to pay back junior Anglo bondholders.’ Yesterday, the Tánaiste also said …
The letter is dated November 4, merely three days after over one hundred thousand people took to the streets to protest against water charges nationwide. He continues by saying: “At the outset I would like …
Enda Kenny this week decided to take to the streets at night with Christy Burke and members of The Simon Community to see first-hand what exactly is going on on our streets late at …
Seems like the lows that the Taoiseach is willing to go to claw back a sliver of popular support have reached a new high, if you’d forgive such apparent oxymoron. In his high magnificence, Enda …
Sinn Fein are poised to turn up the heat on Enda Kenny. The party will put forward a motion of no confidence in the Taoiseach in the Dáil next week. The motion will be tabled …
The Taoiseach Enda Kenny has seemingly ruled out increasing rent supplement to help struggling families avoid homelessness. Mr Kenny believes that increasing  the supplement would only lead to landlords further increasing the cost of renting …
The leader of the party that handed Ireland’s financial sovereignty over to European paymasters has today accused the government of “spinning, spinning, spinning all the time,” and added that “no one takes Taoiseach Enda Kenny …
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 …
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