Long Calls For More To Be Done To End Sectarianism In The North

Long Calls For More To Be Done To End Sectarianism In The North

Northern Ireland’s justice minister has said politicians must reflect on what more can be done to stamp out and tackle sectarianism and misogyny in the North. Naomi Long said a video showing a group of people mocking the murder of...
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Taoiseach Backs A ‘Faster, More Accelerated’ Process For Ukraine To Join EU

Taoiseach Backs A ‘Faster, More Accelerated’ Process For Ukraine To Join EU

Taoiseach Micheál Martin has there will be challenges to offer support to Ukraine, as the war-torn country continues its bid for a speedy accession to the EU. Ukraine is currently in the early stages of applying for EU membership. The...
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Beacons To Be Lit Across The North To Celebrate Queen’s Platinum Jubilee

Beacons To Be Lit Across The North To Celebrate Queen’s Platinum Jubilee

Beacons will be lit at Northern Ireland’s highest peak and most westerly town later to mark Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee. The official four-day celebration of the 70th anniversary of the British queen’s coronation will include street parties, exhib...
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Sinn Féin Accuses Government Of Being ‘Painfully Out Of Touch’ On Rising Cost Of Living

Sinn Féin Accuses Government Of Being ‘Painfully Out Of Touch’ On Rising Cost Of Living

The Government is “painfully out of touch” on the mounting cost-of-living pressures facing families across Ireland generic levitra , Sinn Féin has claimed. Sinn Féin TD Pearse Doherty criticized Taoiseach Micheál Martin for failing to bring forward furt...
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Almost One-Third Believe Government Exaggerated Number Of Covid-19 Deaths

Almost One-Third Believe Government Exaggerated Number Of Covid-19 Deaths

Almost one in three Irish people believe the Government exaggerated Covid-19 deaths, according to new research from University College Dublin. The research, which surveyed over 12,000 people across six European countries to investigate public trust in expertis...
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New Era Of Higher Energy Costs Faces Ireland Says Taoiseach

New Era Of Higher Energy Costs Faces Ireland Says Taoiseach

Taoiseach Micheál Martin has warned Ireland is facing a “new era” of higher fossil fuel prices after EU leaders agreed to ban most Russian oil imports. Mr Martin said the Government will do everything it can to “alleviate the pressures”...
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Deliveroo Ireland Partners With Women’s Aid To Support National Helpline

Deliveroo Ireland Partners With Women’s Aid To Support National Helpline

Deliveroo Ireland has announced a partnership with Women’s Aid to support its 24hr National Freephone Helpline which offers confidential information, support and understanding to women in the Republic of Ireland experiencing domestic violence. The servic...
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DUP Blocks New Attempt To Elect Speaker At Stormont

DUP Blocks New Attempt To Elect Speaker At Stormont

The Northern Ireland Assembly has failed for the second time to elect a new speaker. The DUP refused to back the bid, maintaining its position that it wants to see action from the UK government over the Northern Ireland Protocol....
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Varadkar Says More Hotels Needed Around Ireland

Varadkar Says More Hotels Needed Around Ireland

Tánaiste Leo Varadkar has said people who argued years before that new hotels should not be built in Dublin were “wrong”, and that more hotels are needed around the country. While in Cork for the announcement of 50 jobs created...
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Taoiseach Visits Irish Troops On Visit To Lebanon

Taoiseach Visits Irish Troops On Visit To Lebanon

The Taoiseach travelled to Lebanon this weekend to visit members of the Defense Forces. On Sunday Micheál Martin laid a wreath in the southern Lebanese town of Tibnine in memory of the 47 members of the Defense Forces who have...
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