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…
Cian Prendiville, Anti-Austerity Alliance councillor for Limerick City, will be contesting the upcoming election as the AAAs sole candidate. He took some time…
In part two of our interview with Independent Limerick City candidate Sarah Jane Hennelly, we talk about the political status quo in Limerick, economic policies,…
Sarah Jane Hennelly , independent candidate for Limerick City, is one of the newcomers to national-level politics in the city in the eve of the upcoming…
It should come as no surprise that many in Limerick feel their city’s shortcomings have been unfairly highlighted in the media over the past…
From opposite corners of Europe, this week has already seen a spate of disasters, drama and infighting among various left-wing political groups. Conservatives and centrists…
Today in the UK, three medical staff were charged with the manslaughter through professional negligence of an Irish woman in 2012. She had travelled to…
So I was wrong, Sepp has fallen and I suppose it makes sense that it would take a law enforcement agency, from a country that doesn’t…