"We will submit a legislative proposal in March."

Now it seems we have the Irish Deplorable...

Girl racer.

"We are moving away from describing these variants as the Brazilian variant or the South African variant."

Rules.

Outrage.

“No man is an island, entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main ….any man’s death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind, and therefore never send to know for whom the bells tolls; it tolls for thee.” ― John Donne…

Have we passed a crisis point?

This government has gotten it wrong far more than it has gotten it right. But on this specific issue it might just have a point you know.

In 1983, US President Ronald Reagan was recorded as first using the phrase “Evil Empire” to describe the USSR. In doing so, the Cold War Warrior focused the minds of America and the West on defeating the totalitarian regime in Moscow. This phrase was the…

Further cuts to Speech and Language services are set to impact those most in need of the support as an in-school Speech and Language therapist in a school for deaf children in Dublin is under threat.

The woman said in her victim impact statement that she has lived in constant fear since the assault.

According to a report yesterday in the Irish Examiner, Gardaí have described those responsible for the violence at Saturday’s anti lockdown protest as “opportunist hoodlums.” That would certainly appear to be an apt term given the background of the person…

40 Irish surnames blacklisted.

"It's gone too far." Comedian Fabu D speaks out against the lockdown. #griptFULL INTERVIEW: https://youtu.be/kMYY0EgmN-cDonate today to Gript! https://gript....

Let's face it: No they won't. And no they shouldn't.

Bad idea.

Gript.ie editor John McGuirk debated Neale Richmond of Fine Gael on Prime Time last night, defending people’s right to peaceful protest and pointing out why so many are upset at the Government’s appalling mishandling of the Covid-19 crisis. In a robust exchange…

Aontú leader Peadar Tóibín TD has called for the easing of restrictions around funeral services and burial, saying that churches are often the biggest building in a given town.

A Cork man who has admitted to two counts of shoplifting was spared a jail sentence by the court after telling about his charitable works.