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
Today it was announced that the €300m National Maternity Hospital in Dublin will be handed to St Vincent’s Healthcare group. SVHG Continue reading
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, currently the largest party in the Irish Dail, swept into power in the 2011 election on an unprecedented Continue reading
Last week saw the launch of Creatives in Limerick, a web app aiming to harness the immense potential of Limerick’s blossoming Continue reading
There follows a rebuttal of yesterday’s publication by the Iona Institute. You can view the original here. Michael Nugent of Continue reading
Cian Prendiville, Anti-Austerity Alliance councillor for Limerick City, will be contesting the upcoming election as the AAAs Continue reading
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
In part two of our interview with Independent Limerick City candidate Sarah Jane Hennelly, we talk about the political status Continue reading
Sarah Jane Hennelly , independent candidate for Limerick City, is one of the newcomers to national-level politics in the city in Continue reading
It should come as no surprise that many in Limerick feel their city’s shortcomings have been unfairly highlighted in the Continue reading
From opposite corners of Europe, this week has already seen a spate of disasters, drama and infighting among various left-wing Continue reading
Earlier this week, after much fanfare, Bethesda’s Todd Howard showcased the long-awaited Fallout 4 at this year’s E3 conference. Amidst Continue reading
After 7 years of hype, guest starring the most elaborate online hoax of all time, the wait is almost over. Continue reading
Today in the UK, three medical staff were charged with the manslaughter through professional negligence of an Irish woman in Continue reading
SIX DAYS LATER, and the nation has just about recovered from the marriage equality referendum. The posters are slowly disappearing. The Continue reading
With the celebrations of the Yes side now coming to a close and the nation returning slowly to normalcy this Continue reading