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  • Councillor Seamie Moore

    The Bench errs; and a Councillor chances his arm, but is resisted

    by Michael Smith 11 August, 2026 0 Comments

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    Senator shared asylum documents posted by immigration-protest group

    by admin 7 December, 2023 0 Comments

    Recent asylum arrivals in Westmeath were met with protests and racist language from locals and had their asylum documents shared on social media. By Conor O’Carroll. Senator Sharon Keogan has shared a link to personal asylum documents posted to the internet following claims that a family seeking asylum in Ireland had received a “new 3-bed […]

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    Dublin riots response turns to political point-scoring.

    by admin 5 December, 2023 0 Comments

    Jennifer Carroll MacNeill seems to have misrepresented Sinn Féin’s stance on anti-immigrant protests in Ballybrack. By Conor O’Carroll. An emotional outburst in the Dáil last week from Minister of State, Jennifer Carroll MacNeill TD, in the wake of the riots in Dublin accused the party of “playing both sides of every argument” in relation to […]

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    “I could be on the streets in a month”: Minister flooded with complaints over lack of student accommodation.

    by admin 1 December, 2023 0 Comments

    By Conor O’Carroll Over a hundred complaints were sent to the Minister for Further and Higher Education, Simon Harris TD, ahead of the start of the academic year as the struggle for student accommodation continued for thousands of students. Parents and students inundated the Minister’s office with complaints about the lack of available accommodation, while […]

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    ‘The use of ships to house people must be avoided’, Dáil committee warns

    by admin 29 November, 2023 0 Comments

    By Conor O’Carroll An Oireachtas committee has warned the government that the use of ships for accommodation of refugees and asylum seekers must be avoided over potential health and safety concerns and human rights violations. The Joint Committee on Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth published its Report on Refugees and Integration yesterday, outlining a […]

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    Environmental group objects to private hangar at Kerry Airport

    by admin 24 November, 2023 0 Comments

    By Conor O’Carroll An environmental advocacy group has objected to plans to build a private aircraft hangar at Kerry Airport, saying private jets represent an “unnecessary polluting form of transport”.  The plans involve the construction of a new 33-meter hanger, secure reception area and reserved parking to service private jets at Kerry Airport. It will […]

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    Pressure mounts on government over Shannon Airport munitions inspections

    by admin 24 November, 2023 0 Comments

    By Conor O’Carroll Over sixty TDs and Senators have signed an open letter addressed to Minister for Transport, Eamon Ryan TD, calling on him to review the government’s policy on munitions inspections at airports. The letter, which was published by the Seanad Civil Engagement Group (CEG) and signed by 67 TDs and Senators from Sinn […]

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    No aircraft inspections as highest monthly munitions exemptions reported

    by admin 24 November, 2023 0 Comments

    The Department of Transport’s failure to inspect aircraft at Shannon Airport leaves Ireland relying on the good faith of those transporting munitions through Irish sovereign territory. By Conor O’Carroll The highest number of munitions exemptions since 2016 was granted by the Department of Transport in October, raising questions over whether Ireland has facilitated the supply […]

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