Taoiseach Slams British Plans For Northern ‘Border Pass’

Taoiseach Slams British Plans For Northern ‘Border Pass’

The Taoiseach has condemned British government plans that could see foreigners require an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) pass when crossing the Border. The plan has proved controversial even though the UK government insists it will not mean checks at the...
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Taoiseach Describes ‘Very Worrying’ Rents For New Tenancies

Taoiseach Describes ‘Very Worrying’ Rents For New Tenancies

The Taoiseach has described the rent levels for new tenancies as “very worrying” and “not satisfactory”, blaming the rent costs on supply issues. Figures release by the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) shows the average rent in new tenancies stood at....
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Brexit Has Led To More Considering Irish Unity Says O’Neill

Brexit Has Led To More Considering Irish Unity Says O’Neill

The impact of Brexit has led a lot of people to consider whether Northern Ireland should remain within the UK antibiotici-acquista.com , Michelle O’Neill has said. The Sinn Féin vice president accused the Conservative Party and the DUP of “causing...
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State-Owned Properties Could House Additional 5,000 Ukrainian Refugees Within Weeks

State-Owned Properties Could House Additional 5,000 Ukrainian Refugees Within Weeks

Nearly 90 state-owned properties are almost ready to be used to house Ukrainian refugees. Minister for Housing Darragh O’Brien Köp Kamagra Receptfritt , speaking after a Cabinet meeting, said that his department had identified 529 vacant or unused buildin...
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P&O Ferry Loses Power Off The Coast Of Larne

P&O Ferry Loses Power Off The Coast Of Larne

P&O Ferries has said a full investigation will be carried out after a vessel travelling between Scotland and Co Antrim lost power off the Irish coast. The European Causeway, which can carry 410 passengers, was adrift 8km off the coast...
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Eastwood Highlights Poverty In The North At SDLP Manifesto Launch

Eastwood Highlights Poverty In The North At SDLP Manifesto Launch

Stormont’s leading parties are using rows about the Brexit protocol, ministerial titles and border polls to distract from the “scandal” of poverty in Northern Ireland, the SDLP leader has claimed. Colum Eastwood accused the DUP and Sinn Féin of presidin...
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Micheál Martin Congratulates Macron On French Election Win

Micheál Martin Congratulates Macron On French Election Win

Taoiseach Micheál Martin has congratulated Emmanuel Macron ahead of his expected re-election as president of France. Mr Macron’s rival, far-right nationalist Marine Le Pen, conceded on Sunday night. The Taoiseach said at a time of challenges antibiotika-onl...
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Number Of Patients In Hospital With Covid-19 In Ireland Falls Below 500

Number Of Patients In Hospital With Covid-19 In Ireland Falls Below 500

The reduction in the number of Covid-positive patients in Ireland has been welcomed as a milestone in the pandemic. Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly said Covid hospital admissions had fallen below 500, according to the latest figures reported on Sunday....
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Ukrainian Refugees Can Exchange Their Driving Licenses For Irish Ones

Ukrainian Refugees Can Exchange Their Driving Licenses For Irish Ones

People arriving from Ukraine into Ireland will be allowed to exchange their driving license for an Irish one, Minister for Transport Eamon Ryan has confirmed. Making the announcement on Friday, Mr Ryan said the move will “make it easier” for...
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Most Areas Of Ireland Have More Than 80 Per Cent Vaccinated

Most Areas Of Ireland Have More Than 80 Per Cent Vaccinated

The majority of local electoral areas have Covid-19 vaccine uptake rates of more than 83 per cent in the population over the age of 12. A total of 90 per cent of Local Electoral Areas (LEAs) across Ireland have high...
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