Lessons Need To Be Learned From Holohan Controversy Says Taoiseach

Lessons Need To Be Learned From Holohan Controversy Says Taoiseach

Lessons need to be learnt after a controversy over Ireland’s chief medical officer being given a secondment to an academic role at Trinity College Dublin that was to be funded by the public purse, Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said. Dr...
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Out Of Dublin Bus Fares To Be Cut This Week

Out Of Dublin Bus Fares To Be Cut This Week

Bus fares on all subsidized public transport services provided by Bus Eireann and Local Link outside the greater Dublin area are to be reduced by an average of 20 per cent from Monday. The plan to cut public transport fares...
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Covid-19 Surge In December Blamed For Delays In Revitalizing Nightlife

Covid-19 Surge In December Blamed For Delays In Revitalizing Nightlife

A plan promising a rebirth of Irish nightlife has been hit with delays. Launched last September by Minister for Culture Catherine Martin, the plan promised to revive an Irish nightlife scene dealing with soaring rents and the impact of the...
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‘We Cannot Take Democracy And Peace For Granted’ Says Taoiseach

‘We Cannot Take Democracy And Peace For Granted’ Says Taoiseach

Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said that the war in Ukraine is a stark reminder that peace and democracy cannot be taken for granted. Mr Martin made the comments in a statement to mark the 24th anniversary of the signing of...
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Over 200 Candidates Running In Stormont Elections

Over 200 Candidates Running In Stormont Elections

Some 239 candidates have been confirmed as running in the Stormont Assembly election. Sinn Féin is running the highest number of candidates, with 34 across Northern Ireland’s 18 constituencies. The DUP is running 30 candidates, the UUP is running 27,...
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‘Unwavering Support’ For Unionist Leaders Against NI Protocol Says Donaldson

‘Unwavering Support’ For Unionist Leaders Against NI Protocol Says Donaldson

There is “unwavering support” from the North’s electorate for unionist leaders standing together against the Northern Ireland Protocol, the DUP leader has claimed. Jeffrey Donaldson addressed the latest rally to be held against the post-Brexit arrang...
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DUP Claims That Sinn Féin Are Planning For Border Poll After Election

DUP Claims That Sinn Féin Are Planning For Border Poll After Election

Sinn Féin is planning a Border poll if it emerges on top following the Stormont election, the DUP has claimed. Polls have suggested that Sinn Féin is set to overtake the DUP to become the largest party in the Northern...
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Ireland Will Face Challenges Housing Ukrainian Refugees Says Taoiseach

Ireland Will Face Challenges Housing Ukrainian Refugees Says Taoiseach

Ireland’s housing of Ukrainian refugees will leave the country “stretched”, the Taoiseach has said. Micheál Martin, speaking in Helsinki, admitted that Ireland will face challenges housing the refugees set to arrive into the country. Around 20,000 Ukrai...
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Life Jacket From The Titanic To Go On Display In Belfast

Life Jacket From The Titanic To Go On Display In Belfast

One of only six remaining life jackets from the Titanic is to go on public display in Belfast in an island of Ireland first. It will be exhibited at the Titanic Belfast visitor attraction to commemorate the 110th anniversary of...
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Tánaiste Warns Russia That Their Actions Will Never Be Forgotten Or Forgiven

Tánaiste Warns Russia That Their Actions Will Never Be Forgotten Or Forgiven

The Tánaiste has warned Russia that its actions against the Ukrainian people will never be forgotten or forgiven. In a powerful speech to the Dáil, Leo Varadkar said that through modern media, the world has seen the atrocities committed during...
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