Varadkar Continues to Rule Out Coalition with Sinn Féin
January 26, 2020 No Responses

Varadkar Continues to Rule Out Coalition with Sinn Féin

Fine Gael has continued to rule out working with Sinn Féin in a coalition ahead of the General Election. The party said long-held differences with Mary Lou McDonald’s party prevents it from relying on support in any coalition government. Leo...
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Irish Domestic Violence Campaigner to Address Major UK Conference
January 26, 2020 No Responses

Irish Domestic Violence Campaigner to Address Major UK Conference

An Irish domestic violence campaigner who was emotionally and physically abused from the age of eight is to make an address at a major conference on the issue in the UK. Ainie Grainger, 21, will be part of a panel...
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Federer Through to Quarterfinals Despite Losing First Set
January 26, 2020 No Responses

Federer Through to Quarterfinals Despite Losing First Set

Roger Federer survived another uncomfortable evening to reach the quarter-finals of the Australian Open. Having been pushed to the brink by John Millman in a late-night classic on Friday, Federer again dropped the opening set to Hungary’s Marton Fucsovics. B...
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No Travel Restrictions After Brexit Says Tourist Industry
January 26, 2020 No Responses

No Travel Restrictions After Brexit Says Tourist Industry

Travel firms are insisting that “everything will remain the same” for British holidaymakers after Brexit. Warnings were issued last year about potential restrictions for foreign travel in the event of the UK withdrawing from the EU without an agreement. Th...
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Fianna Fáil Maintains Lead in Latest Election Polling
January 26, 2020 No Responses

Fianna Fáil Maintains Lead in Latest Election Polling

A new poll shows that Fianna Fáil remains in the lead to be the majority partner in the next government. The RED C poll, paid for by the Business Post newspaper, shows Michéal Martin’s party on 26% (+2), while Fine...
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Still ‘Huge Amount of Work’ for Brexit Trade Deal Says McEntee
January 26, 2020 No Responses

Still ‘Huge Amount of Work’ for Brexit Trade Deal Says McEntee

The minister for European affairs says negotiating a trade deal with the UK post-Brexit “essentially in 10 months” will be difficult and challenging. Helen McEntee and was on Sky News’s Sophy Ridge On Sunday about the prospects of such a...
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Tomori Helps Chelsea Advance Past Hull into Fifth Round
January 25, 2020 No Responses

Tomori Helps Chelsea Advance Past Hull into Fifth Round

Chelsea secured safe passage to the FA Cup fifth round as Fikayo Tomori’s header helped end his former club Hull’s hopes of an upset. After last weekend’s last-gasp loss at Newcastle was compounded by a late Arsenal leveler on Tuesday,...
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Neither Mourinho nor Hasenhuttl Relish FA Cup Replay
January 25, 2020 No Responses

Neither Mourinho nor Hasenhuttl Relish FA Cup Replay

Jose Mourinho and Ralph Hasenhuttl were in agreement that Tottenham and Southampton’s FA Cup replay is a game they could do without. Both side’s winter break from the Premier League is now being cut short after the 1-1 draw in...
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Greens Plan for “Decade of Change” in Election Manifesto
January 25, 2020 No Responses

Greens Plan for “Decade of Change” in Election Manifesto

The Green Party has launched its General Election manifesto, proposing to “make Ireland a better, fairer place to live”. The manifesto – entitled Towards 2030, A Decade Of Change – concentrates heavily on the climate, public transport and young people....
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Thousands Attend Anti-Violence Protest in Drogheda
January 25, 2020 No Responses

Thousands Attend Anti-Violence Protest in Drogheda

Thousands of people have taken part in a rally in Drogheda to voice opposition to drug-related violence in the town. The demonstration was organised in the wake of the murder of 17-year-old Keane Mulready-Woods earlier in January. The teenager was...
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