Brexit ‘Destructive’ To Politics In The North Says Taoiseach
October 31, 2021 No Responses

Brexit ‘Destructive’ To Politics In The North Says Taoiseach

Brexit has been destructive on Northern Ireland politics, and the ability to address poverty and create well-paid jobs in the region, the Taoiseach has said. Micheál Martin also defended how the EU has handled the fallout over the Northern Ireland...
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Martin Calls Climate Crisis An ‘Existential Threat’ Before Heading To Glasgow
October 31, 2021 No Responses

Martin Calls Climate Crisis An ‘Existential Threat’ Before Heading To Glasgow

Micheál Martin said there is no alternative facing the world but to deal with the climate change challenge “quickly and urgently”. The Taoiseach said it is “absolutely essential” that every country plays its part in tackling climate change. As world.....
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Martin Calls On Licensed Vintners Association To ‘Moderate Its Language”
October 28, 2021 No Responses

Martin Calls On Licensed Vintners Association To ‘Moderate Its Language”

The Taoiseach has rejected allegations that the hospitality sector has been treated like dirt in relation to the reopening of nightclubs and indoor live-music events. Micheál Martin urged representative groups, like the Licensed Vintners Association (LVA), to...
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North’s Politicians Must Agree Alternatives To Amnesty Plan Says DUP
October 28, 2021 No Responses

North’s Politicians Must Agree Alternatives To Amnesty Plan Says DUP

Northern Ireland parties must agree alternative proposals to replace the UK government’s controversial plan to end Troubles prosecutions, the DUP leader has said. Jeffrey Donaldson accused the UK government of ignoring the opposition voiced by victims and al...
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Ireland’s CMO Says Vaccinations ‘Not Performing As Well As Hoped’
October 27, 2021 No Responses

Ireland’s CMO Says Vaccinations ‘Not Performing As Well As Hoped’

Vaccinations are “not performing as well as hoped” in reducing the transmission of Covid-19, the chief medical officer has said. Dr Tony Holohan said Ireland’s high vaccination rate has prevented thousands of hospital admissions, as well as hundreds of I...
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Public Services In The North Get $2.2 Billion Boost In UK Budget
October 27, 2021 No Responses

Public Services In The North Get $2.2 Billion Boost In UK Budget

Public services in Northern Ireland are set to receive a £1.6 billion ($2.2 billion) boost, the UK chancellor has said. However, while Rishi Sunak hailed the largest block grants, in real terms, since the devolution settlements of 1998, local politicians...
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Vaccine Certificates May Be Required For Hospital Visits Says Tánaiste
October 27, 2021 No Responses

Vaccine Certificates May Be Required For Hospital Visits Says Tánaiste

Vaccine passes may be needed for hospital visits, Leo Varadkar has said. The Tánaiste told reporters on Wednesday that the Government was working with the HSE on the introduction of a requirement for vaccine passes or Covid-19 certificates for anyone...
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German President Begins Three-Day Visit To Ireland
October 27, 2021 No Responses

German President Begins Three-Day Visit To Ireland

Michael D Higgins welcomed the German President to his Phoenix Park residence on Wednesday morning, marking the start of a three-day visit by Frank-Walter Steinmeier. The German head of state arrived at Áras an Uachtaráin for an official welcoming ceremony.....
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O’Neill Expects UK Government To Bring Forward Irish Language Legislation Next Week
October 26, 2021 No Responses

O’Neill Expects UK Government To Bring Forward Irish Language Legislation Next Week

Deputy First Minister Michelle O’Neill has said she expects the UK government to table the Irish language legislation next week. Labour has also promised to support the bill as it passes through the parliament. Speaking in Belfast after addressing the...
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Police Renew Appeals To Identify Body Found On Co Wexford Beach In 1995
October 24, 2021 No Responses

Police Renew Appeals To Identify Body Found On Co Wexford Beach In 1995

Gardaí have renewed an appeal for help in identifying human remains found on a beach in Co Wexford in 1995. On the morning of December 12th that year, officers were alerted following the discovery of a badly decomposed body at...
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