Two-tier policing has allowed Dublin’s inner city problems to ‘fester’
Previously ignored research into policing in Dublin makes for scandalous reading. Because it reveals a potentially "sinister" two-tier policing system ...
Tag: Ireland
Loyalist gangs withdraw support from the Good Friday Agreement over post-Brexit Irish border
Loyalist paramilitaries have withdrawn support from the Good Friday Agreement over post-Brexit border measures. The Loyalist Communities Council (LCC) is ...
Campaigners call for the strengthening of Welsh language rights as people globally stand up for oppressed mother languages
Sunday 21 February was International Mother Language Day, and people around the world took the opportunity to stand up for ...
Gove lets slip the truth about Brexit. The timing couldn’t be more embarrassing.
Earlier this week, cabinet office minister Michael Gove dropped a spectacular clanger when he inadvertently revealed that the Johnson government's ...
The will of the people is clear: the Irish border must remain fully open and Westminster can get stuffed
Brexiteers are fond of saying how the 'will of the people' is paramount - unless, that is, the people are ...
Demand for food parcels from cancer patients spikes since onset of pandemic
Purple House Cancer Support Centre received almost 3,000 calls to its helpline and provided 1,600 meals to cancer patients since ...
Covert human intelligence sources have already been used to ‘sabotage’ the course of justice
In 2012, Brendan McConville and John Paul Wootton were convicted of the 2009 murder of PSNI Constable Stephen Carroll in ...
‘Significant spike’ in homeless deaths in Dublin
The figure to date in 2020 represents a rise from 34 across 2019 and 35 in 2018.
Ireland releases ‘green list’ of countries for travel and Great Britain’s not on it
The list was labelled as confusing by opposition parties prior to its release.
Institutional racism ‘led to data breach over migrant workers’ in Ireland
Edel McGinley, director of Migrant Rights Centre Ireland, told a special committee there had been a ‘gross and serious breach ...
When the lives of minorities are in danger around the world, Ireland takes positive steps
On 27 June, conservative rivals Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael formed a so-called 'historic' government with the Green Party (GP). But ...
Covid confessions – Dublin edition
Further coronavirus (Covid-19) restrictions were introduced in Ireland on 27 March. They’ll stay in place until at least 5 May. ...
As economies grapple to pay for the financial cost of the coronavirus, we’re reminded of unpaid corporation tax
The European Commission found that Apple's tax benefits in Ireland were illegal in August 2016. The Commission said that tax ...
Sinn Fein contacts Fianna Fail leader seeking meeting about forming a government
Mary Lou McDonald has written to the Fianna Fail leader Micheal Martin as the party continues talks seeking to form ...
Veteran reporter shows exactly why the BBC is so close to imploding
John Simpson has been with the BBC for around 53 years. And one comment from him helps us to see ...
The left has just smashed the 100-year conservative domination of Irish politics
Irish parliamentary elections took place on Saturday 8 February. The fact this election took place on a Saturday was in ...
Call to safeguard movement of patient records during Brexit negotiations
The City of London wants the EU to urgently agree that the UK meets its requirements for data security.
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