Alzheimer’s Society Claims Harris Won’t Meet Them

Alzheimer’s Society Claims Harris Won’t Meet Them

People with Alzeimer’s and their carers say they are being ignored by the Minister for Health. The Alzheimer Society of Ireland says that is why it is holding an emergency meeting in Dublin today to call for funding for those...
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Dour United Scrape Past Young Boys into Next Round

Dour United Scrape Past Young Boys into Next Round

Jose Mourinho let his pent-up anger out on some water bottle holders after dreadful Manchester United rode their luck to seal progress to the Champions League last-16 through Marouane Fellaini’s late strike against Young Boys. With Juventus beating Valencia ...
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Reference to Blasphemy Officially Removed from Irish Constitution

Reference to Blasphemy Officially Removed from Irish Constitution

The reference to Blasphemy has been officially removed from the constitution. President Michael D Higgins says he has signed the Thirty-seventh Amendment of the Constitution Bill making it law. Last month’s referendum saw the amendment passed by a majori...
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City Come From Behind Twice to Draw with Lyon

City Come From Behind Twice to Draw with Lyon

Aymeric Laporte and Sergio Aguero struck as Manchester City twice came from behind to qualify for the Champions League last 16 with a 2-2 draw at Lyon. The outstanding Maxwel Cornet grabbed both goals for the hosts, who outplayed the...
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Bale’s Strike Against Roma Helps Real Madrid into Last 16

Bale’s Strike Against Roma Helps Real Madrid into Last 16

Real Madrid found solace in the Champions League once more as a 2-0 win at Roma confirmed top spot in Group G. The three-time reigning champions took a 47th-minute lead through Gareth Bale, who capitalized on Federico Fazio’s mistake. That...
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Theresa May Says Decision on Brexit Vote for Sinn Féin MPs up to Party

Theresa May Says Decision on Brexit Vote for Sinn Féin MPs up to Party

The British Prime Minister has sidestepped questions on whether she would support Sinn Féin taking their Westminster seats to back her Brexit deal. Theresa May, who was pressed on the issue a number of times during her visit to Belfast,...
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Ireland Issues Coin to Mark 100 Years of Women’s Voting Rights

Ireland Issues Coin to Mark 100 Years of Women’s Voting Rights

The Central Bank has launched a commemorative coin to mark 100 years since Irish women won the right to vote. 1918 was the first time Irish women were permitted to vote and stand in parliamentary elections. Countess Markievicz was the...
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GMI to Create 600 Jobs in Dublin

GMI to Create 600 Jobs in Dublin

Six hundred jobs are being created in Dublin over the next five years. Genomics Medicine Ireland is creating the positions following a €350m investment. Ireland Strategic Investment Fund along with other leading global investors have announced details of the...
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Taoiseach Meets with Orange Delegation in Dublin

Taoiseach Meets with Orange Delegation in Dublin

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has said that the colors on the Irish flag are white, orange and green in equal measure” after a meeting with the Orange Order. Mr Varadkar and Minister for European Affairs Helen McEntee met with the Grand...
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Tyson Fury to Donate Fight Purse to Help Homeless

Tyson Fury to Donate Fight Purse to Help Homeless

Tyson Fury has claimed he plans to give his seven-figure pay day for Saturday’s fight with Deontay Wilder to “the poor and to build homes for the homeless”. The undefeated 30-year-old is expected to earn a career-high purse when he...
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