FLASHBACK: While this week asylum seekers were found in a refrigerated trailer in Rosslare, last month Gript asked Garda Detective Superintendent Derek McGuire about the role that border control plays in fighting human trafficking.

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PREMIUM: Irish people are being sold a pernicious fantasy about renewable energy by their leaders and will ultimately pay a price for it, writes KEVIN MYERS, in his first weekly column for Gript

We must stress that Malcolm Byrne has only hit one woman.

Night of the middling-sized knives?

Courageous.

The Business Post reports that COVID-era debt warehousing is going to be extended; Garda made 0 criminal checks against EURODAC between 2015 and the start of 2023; and Malcolm Byrne seems unhappy with Gript.

Fianna Fail candidate feels 'shame and regret'…

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Crotty is probably best known to the general public for the ‘Crotty judgement’ of 1987

China, eat your heart out.

Fears for safety of missing man

“You cannot get rid of your own privilege,”

“It’s important that we ensure there is reasonable access to cash across society.”

€2.6 million for clothing

Record numbers on trolleys

The NGO, Common Purpose, had a free office from the state for 17 years and members were appointed to the Human Rights Commission. In Britain, it was described as the “Left’s Old Boys’ network”.  MATT TREACY looks at its directors here. 

PÓL Ó MUIRÍ on Socrates and free speech: “I am not sure how many questions you would have to ask to end up in jail these days but we might find out with the newly proposed legislation”.

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Senator Michael McDowell

Dry January? Dry Decade, more like.

And what it means for the March 8th referendum

“A blind eye cannot be shown to certain actions by Beijing.”