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Officials from the Department of Children approached the UK Home Office seeking advice following the launch of the controversial asylum seeker barge, the Bibby Stockholm, as preparations for the Irish ‘flotel’ continue. By Conor O’Carroll Irish Government officials congratulated their counterparts in the UK Home Office following the launch of the controversial asylum-seeker barge, documents […]
Having recorded huge profits in the first six months of the year, ESB look to reward staff with millions in gift vouchers By Conor O’Carroll The state-owned Electricity Supply Board (ESB) is seeking to purchase an estimated €21 million in gift cards and vouchers for its employees and as part of its ‘Beat the Peak’ […]
This week’s Consultative Forum report is nothing more than of academic interest because the DFA set its policy strategy weeks in advance of the public debate. By J Vivian Cooke On Tuesday, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) published the report of the Consultative Forum on International Security Policy. It is a balanced, thoughtful and worthy document […]
In industrial forestry, CO2 emissions from soil are greater than carbon storage in trees
The Climate Catastrophe spawns crises to which Fascism reacts, dangerously
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Time for the Greens in government to champion sustainability and excellence more than time limits and efficiency in the now-rushed Planning Bill just approved by cabinet
The fi gures for excess deaths are inconclusive which means they at least show no evidence of conspiracy
State aid is defined as an advantage in any form whatsoever conferred by national public authorities to undertakings on a selective basis
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