Israel Shuts Dublin Embassy Over Ireland’s Anti-Israel Policy Nick Hallett December 16, 2024 The closure follows rising antisemitic incidents and Ireland’s support for controversial legal actions against Israel.
Irish Election Sees Lowest Turnout in More Than a Century Michael Curzon December 2, 2024 The previous coalition government is likely to return to power.
High Walls and Buffer Zones in Ireland Dualta Roughneen December 2, 2024 With the buffer zones, no one will see the reality, no one will hear the reality, and no one will speak the reality of abortion.
Housing and Migration Top Voter Concerns in Irish Elections Zoltán Kottász November 25, 2024 Three biggest parties expected to remain at the top despite having failed to solve the country’s problems.
Just 21 Days Until Irish Snap Election Michael Curzon November 8, 2024 The Taoiseach had a March 2025 deadline for calling a national poll, but has picked what he sees as an advantageous moment.
Irish Hate Crime Bill Passed, Despite Calls for Pause in Legislation TEC News October 31, 2024 New law gives 72 genders their own legal status.
A Church Maligned Dualta Roughneen October 14, 2024 The Irish government continues to avoid responsibility by blaming the Catholic Church for social injustices.
Ireland Drops Plan for New Hate Speech Law Graham Barnfield September 23, 2024 Amid suspicion of a pre-election ruse, opponents of the bill have welcomed the removal of attempts to criminalise words and thought.
Report Warns Human Trafficking in Ireland Up 20% Last Year, As Underestimation Continues Jason Osborne / Gript September 20, 2024 Repeated concerns about the risk posed to children in state care by human trafficking are expressed in a new report, which also shows that the
Ireland: McGregor for President? Graham Barnfield September 6, 2024 MMA star Conor McGregor has fuelled speculation he could run for high office—adding to the populist wave sweeping Europe.
