Three weeks after the General Election – Record number of women elected to the 32nd Dáil
Over three weeks after the 2016 election we still do not have a government. The election was a historic one for a number of reasons, […]
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Dublin’s newest mural – A history of the women who fought in 1916
Le Chéile i nGruaig which translates as together in hair is the name of a new mural that has popped up above a Burger […]
2016 general election results: Can a coalition end civil war politics in the centenary year?
Adrenaline filled, intensively exciting and exhilarating; not words often associated with politics. 2016, however, is shaping up to deliver dramatic developments in the political arena. Only recently voters […]
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 […]
What is a Ceann Comhairle and who is the running to become CC for the 32nd Dáil?
On Thursday 10th March the first business of the new Dáil will be to elect, from its members, the new Ceann Comhairle. This new Ceann […]
Gino Kenny was Wrong to Fly the Palestinian Flag
Having received 7,911 votes, Dublin Mid-West AAA-PBP Councillor Gino Kenny, was elected to the 32nd Dáil in February 2016. As with so many […]