Scoil Uí Chonaill – A unique GAA club in Dublin
Our national sport has clubs in valleys, villages and when district parishes combine. In cities throughout the country clubs have a mix of those from […]
Enda Kenny
Going back in time – Right to social protest takes a cheap shot
A boy (17) brought to court for attending a peaceful protest at age 15 and charged with “false imprisonment” for obstructing a politician’s car. The […]
Open the Debate: Abortion
Abortion, the word that everyone seems to be fearful of. Why? It happens. Have we forgotten the case of Savita Halappanavar in 2012, where we […]
Election counts in Ireland, top tips on how to survive them
Ireland elects its Government by proportional representation meaning you vote 1,2,3,4,5 all the way up 10 in order of who you would like to see […]
Ireland Vote ‘Yes’ for Marriage Equality
Solvenia’s government passed marriage equality legislation becoming the 14 European country to legalise marriage rights for LGBT Europeans. Irish citizens will have a chance to vote ‘yes’ for marriage […]