Bible Ireland

Darragh Roche    Thank God the Bible is leaving Irish politics U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions recently cited the Bible Continue reading →

Making the switch to new political parties

Pádraig Lohan     Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil are the political equivalent of a major phone company. We’re frustrated Continue reading →

You are Not An Impostor

Women of Ireland – well done. We did it. We got out there, got engaged, had conversations, and we (with Continue reading →

Racism survives the downfall of misogyny

Somaya Mahmoud – 29-05-2018   So, in the aftermath of what has been one of the largest and most controversial Continue reading →

National Maternity Hospital: sold to the lowest bidder.

Today it was announced that the €300m National Maternity Hospital in Dublin will be handed to St Vincent’s Healthcare group. SVHG Continue reading →

GE16 – The bigger picture.

The votes are counted, the seats are filled. We still don’t have a government of course, thanks to the ongoing Continue reading →

Fine Gael – Front runners but for how long?

Fine Gael, currently the largest party in the Irish Dail, swept into power in the 2011 election on an unprecedented Continue reading →

Javi Buron , Creatives in Limerick

Last week saw the launch of Creatives in Limerick, a web app aiming to harness the immense potential of Limerick’s blossoming Continue reading →

Lolek Ltd’s delusional view of secular schooling.

There follows a rebuttal of yesterday’s publication by the Iona Institute. You can view the original here. Michael Nugent of Continue reading →

Interview- Cian Prendiville (AAA)

      Cian Prendiville, Anti-Austerity Alliance councillor for Limerick City, will be contesting the upcoming election as the AAAs Continue reading →

Interview with Shane Daly

  With the Andy Lee world title defence on the horizon, but not bloody close enough. David O’Connor caught up Continue reading →

Interview – If You Discover a Fire

Cork musical foursome If You Discover A Fire launch their untitled EP in Cork’s Unitarian Church this Friday. Aileen, Roisin, Leigh and Continue reading →

Interview – Sarah Jane Hennelly (part 2)

In part two of our interview with Independent Limerick City candidate Sarah Jane Hennelly, we talk about the political status Continue reading →

Well, it’s nonsense isn’t it?

I suppose it was a slight folly becoming a sports contributor on a new website at the beginning of the Continue reading →

Interview – Sarah Jane Hennelly (part 1)

Sarah Jane Hennelly , independent candidate for Limerick City, is one of the newcomers to national-level politics in the city in Continue reading →

Media coverage of suicide in Ireland.

It should come as no surprise that many in Limerick feel their city’s shortcomings have been unfairly highlighted in the Continue reading →