Umbrella NGO Le Cheile has retweeted a Twitter post calling to “gather forces now” and sweep anti-lockdown protesters “off the streets when the time comes.”

Sneaky, and illegitimate.

    “The first lesson of economics is scarcity: there is never enough of anything to fully satisfy all those who want it. The first lesson of politics is to disregard the first lesson of economics.”   Thomas Sowell There is a twitter account named Thomas…

I’ve had Covid-19. While I’m acutely aware that so many people have suffered terribly and died from the virus, for me it felt like a nasty flu.  I was stretched for about a week with fever and chest pains – and then fatigued for another fortnight until my…

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Gardaí have stated that organisers of tomorrow’s anti-lockdown rally in Cork, could face a criminal investigation if the protest takes place as planned.

Yesterday Gript reported that the International Fact-Checking Network, the IFCN, had told Gript that some of the fact-checking material published by the Journal.ie did not meet their requirements to be considered fact-checking but was instead “non-fact-checking…

Calling for an end to "acts of violence and extremism, factions and intolerance", the pope remarked on the "age-old presence of Christians in this land, and their contributions to the life of the nation."

If you don’t agree with the protestors in Dublin city centre on Saturday, that’s fine. I am not sure I do myself. Or I haven’t really engaged with what they are protesting about to understand what aspects of ‘lockdown’ are being protested. However, I understand…

HSE welcomes the news as a "great sign".

The Archdiocese of Dublin joined with Gardaí in pressing for an end to priests giving Holy Communion to parishioners after Mass.

Catherine Gallagher is a 23-year-old student with a disability  from Achill Island who was offered a scholarship to pursue a PhD in DCU.

Trapped for 16 months 

Crowds have protested in Cork city against the continued lockdown, despite Garda checkpoints seeking to turn back demonstrators and warnings that those attending could face fines.  Protestors gathered in Patrick’s Street in the city centre and heard from…

For the first time, birth certificates carry the names of three fathers and no mother

At the anti-lockdown assembly in Cork City Centre 6th March 2021 Photo credits: John Tangney                               Related Posts:"I march for my mother who wasn't allowed see her…Cork anti-lockdown protesters remain defiant ahead…PHOTOS: Nick Sandmann…

The banjoist with the British folk rock band, Mumford and Sons, has provoked a wearily-familiar Twitter storm by having the temerity to read a book by American journalist Andy Ngo which exposes the worst behavior of Antifa.  Ngo’s book, Unmasked: Inside Antifa’s…

Fact-check.

Rules for me, but not for thee.