The 2018 campaign to elect Ireland’s president is well and truly underway, with the electorate set to cast their votes later this October. Despite being…
One of the marks of a civilised society is the drive to move beyond our own individual interests, and to examine issues in terms of…
It’s the tail end of a monumental year and with colossal social upheaval both inside and outside the country Irish people are facing twelve months…
What happens when politicians quit? Despite the near-impossibility under Irish law of removing an elected official from local or national office, circumstances can change for…
Today it was announced that the €300m National Maternity Hospital in Dublin will be handed to St Vincent’s Healthcare group. SVHG is owned by the Sisters…
The votes are counted, the seats are filled. We still don’t have a government of course, thanks to the ongoing punch and judy show of…
Fine Gael, currently the largest party in the Irish Dail, swept into power in the 2011 election on an unprecedented scale of popular mandate. With…
Last week saw the launch of Creatives in Limerick, a web app aiming to harness the immense potential of Limerick’s blossoming artistic and cultural movement. Javier…
There follows a rebuttal of yesterday’s publication by the Iona Institute. You can view the original here. Michael Nugent of Atheist Ireland has outlined…
Cian Prendiville, Anti-Austerity Alliance councillor for Limerick City, will be contesting the upcoming election as the AAAs sole candidate. He took some time…