The Dublin government has deprived thousands of older people of their
legal entitlement to nursing home care, according to a report by the
Ombudsman and Information Commissioner Emily O’Reilly.
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Govt swindling pensioners of care - report
The Dublin government has deprived thousands of older people of their
legal entitlement to nursing home care, according to a report by the
Ombudsman and Information Commissioner Emily O’Reilly.
Published November 12, 2010
Arthur Morgan not to contest seat
Sinn Fein’s Arthur Morgan, the party’s spokesman on finance, will
not contest the next general election. The Louth deputy confirmed this
week he wanted to return to his family business, after serving two
terms.
Published November 12, 2010
Sinn Fein’s finance spokesman Arthur Morgan said tonight he will not
stand in the next general election.
Published November 9, 2010
The use of a military fragmentation grenade in an attack on a PSNI
patrol in west Belfast marks a new departure for the armed campaign of
Oglaigh na hEireann (ONH) and the breakaway IRA groups.
Published November 8, 2010
‘Germans’ running 26-County finances
On the day it emerged European bureaucrats have taken up offices in the
26-County Department of Finance, EU economic commissioner Ollie Rehn
flew into Ireland to inspect the Dublin government’s economic plans.
Published November 8, 2010
Sinn Fein Six-County Minister Conor Murphy has lambasted the PSNI police
after they used loudhailers, spotlights and marksmen to arrest a man who
was later cleared of any involvement in a suspected robbery.
Published November 8, 2010
Former IRA prison leader Brendan ‘Bik’ McFarlane has declared that
a document from the 1981 hunger strike proved that republicans did not
reject a British government deal to end the 1981 Hunger Strike.
Published November 8, 2010
Student groups have organised an anti-Garda brutality march following
last week’s scenes of state violence against students protesting at
planned fee increases in the 26 Count
Published November 8, 2010
Memorabilia spanning a thousand years of Irish history is set to go
under the hammer in the latest controversial sell-off of historical
treasures by Whyte’s auction house in Dublin.
Published November 8, 2010
A brutal Garda attack on a student protest in Dublin which injured and
traumatised protesters as young as 16 and 17 years of age has been
strongly condemned.
Published November 5, 2010
By-election date set after SF court triumph
An impressively strong High Court judgement in favour of Sinn Fein’s
Pearse Doherty has delivered a stunning blow to Brian Cowen’s crumbling
regime and forced it to finally hold the long-delayed Donegal South West
by-election.
Published November 5, 2010
Loyalists attack west Belfast homes
A four-year-old girl and a pregnant woman escaped injury in a loyalist
bomb attack at their west Belfast home.
Published November 5, 2010
‘No more open inquiries’ - British govt
The British Secretary of State has told the Westminster Parliament in
London that there should be no more open-ended investigations into the
past conflict.
Published November 5, 2010
Solidarity as McGeough/McAnespie trial resumes
Republican activist and author Gerry McGeough has expressed his thanks
to supporters as his juryless “trial” restarted in Belfast this week.
Published November 5, 2010
A propoganda agency operated by MI5 and PSNI Special Branch is to be
disbanded, it was announced on Thursday.
Published November 5, 2010
In the wake of today’s High Court decision, the Dublin government has
announced this evening that a by-election will be held between November
22nd and 29th in Donegal South-West alone.
Published November 3, 2010
Police attack student protest in Dublin
Riot police attacked students in Dublin today with baton charges, dogs,
armored vehicles and horses after the students protesting against
government cuts occupied the Department of Finance and threw eggs at
the Dail.
Published November 3, 2010
The High Court in Dublin has upheld a legal challenge by Sinn Fein
aimed at forcing the coalition government to hold the long-awaited
by-election in Donegal South West.
Published November 3, 2010
Former minister quits politics
Donegal North East TD Dr Jim McDaid has resigned his seat in the Dublin
parliament.
Published November 2, 2010
A bailout of the 26 County state by the European Union and the
International Monetary Fund (IMF) is increasingly likely as confidence in
the coalition government’s ability to manage the state’s economy ebbs
away.
Published November 1, 2010
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