Social Democrats to Support Michael D Higgins for President

Social Democrats to Support Michael D Higgins for President

The Social Democrats have announced their backing for Michael D Higgins in his bid for a second term as president. Today’s decision follows consultation between their party members. A statement from party leaders; TD’s Catherine Murphy and Róisín Shortall, said...
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First Private Bus Service Begins Operation in Dublin

First Private Bus Service Begins Operation in Dublin

The first buses operated by a private operator have begun services in Dublin. Go Ahead was awarded the contract to take over control of 10 percent of Dublin Bus routes in April. Its first service began at 8 this morning...
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Shaw Injured as England Defeated by Spain in Nations League Opener

Shaw Injured as England Defeated by Spain in Nations League Opener

Gareth Southgate’s men were brought down from their World Cup high by Spain, but England’s UEFA Nations League defeat was overshadowed by a nasty-looking injury to Luke Shaw. The Three Lions got the reception they deserved at Wembley as they...
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Despite Dominating, Northern Ireland Fall to Bosnia-Herzegovina

Despite Dominating, Northern Ireland Fall to Bosnia-Herzegovina

Northern Ireland’s Nations League campaign got off to a frustrating start as they lost 2-1 to Bosnia and Herzegovina despite dominating the match. Michael O’Neill’s side continued to struggle in front of goal as they failed to make 67% posses...
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Flanker Dominic Ryan Retires Due to Concussion

Flanker Dominic Ryan Retires Due to Concussion

Dominic Ryan has been forced to retire from rugby at the age of 28 due to concussion. The flanker’s former club Leinster confirmed the news this morning, while wishing Ryan the best for the future. The Dubliner played over 100...
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Fianna Fáil Pushing for Tax Cuts In 2019 Budget

Fianna Fáil Pushing for Tax Cuts In 2019 Budget

Fianna Fáil finance spokesman Michael McGrath has said there is a need for tax cuts in Budget 2019 or workers will inevitably end up paying more to the state with higher wages. Speaking in New Ross at the Kennedy Summer...
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New Irexit Party Says Leaving The EU is Solution to Border Issue

New Irexit Party Says Leaving The EU is Solution to Border Issue

The new Irexit Freedom Party says if Ireland leaves the EU, it will mean the country will avoid a hard border. Speakers at its unveiling in Dublin’s Bonnington Hotel today will include former Irish ambassador Ray Bassett and UCD professor...
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President Clinton Praises Ireland and Concern for Humanitarian Work

President Clinton Praises Ireland and Concern for Humanitarian Work

President Bill Clinton said today that “inclusive tribalism”, as witnessed in Northern Ireland and in other parts of the world, is key to creating a greater global peace. The 42nd US President was speaking to a packed hall at Dublin...
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Jon Walters Set to Miss Ireland’s Friendly Against Poland

Jon Walters Set to Miss Ireland’s Friendly Against Poland

Jon Walters is set to miss the Republic of Ireland’s friendly against Poland next Tuesday. The veteran forward has been allowed to return to his club Ipswich as he bids to regain full fitness having recovered from a knee injury...
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Cork, Limerick and Galway to Vote on Directly Elected Mayors

Cork, Limerick and Galway to Vote on Directly Elected Mayors

People in Cork, Limerick and Galway are going to decide if they want to directly vote for their own mayor. At present, councillors pick who is going to be mayor for a year. The Taoiseach Leo Varadkar wants to hold...
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