To solve Australia's sexual abuse crisis, a high-ranking police officer has even suggested a mobile phone app. Don't be ridiculous.

When the leader of Sinn Féin walked through the streets of New York calling on England to “get out of Ireland”, she forgot to include an asterisk. Mary-Lou McDonald, the Dublin leader of the party, is most definitely capable of delivering a speech in the…

Media fooled again, amazingly.

Deputy Nolan was speaking following the provisional outcome of a case brought by Galway entrepreneur and practicing Catholic, Declan Ganley

Rant.

It transpired that the shooter was from Syria. 

Bianca Francisco wished to appeal her sentence and was due at the Court of Appeal yesterday (Tuesday) but failed to make an appearance.

The vicious fight on the Samuel Beckett Bridge in Dublin city centre, during which at least one teenager was stabbed has brought the issue of knife crime sharply back into public focus.

The court decision found that churches were being treated unfairly compared to other public spaces regarded as “essential” by the State.

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Let's take apart a small story recently in the Irish Examiner to show how it misleads the public.

Finally.

The Garda Press Office has declined to comment on whether public gatherings for religious worship are considered part of the "relevant events" banned by lockdown regulations.

The historical importance of Moore Street in the birth of the Republic has been highlighted in the Dáil by Aontú leader, Peadar Tóibín

Careful now.

The infamous and notorious Black and Tans will not be forgotten in Irish history. 100 years ago, the first tranche of them arrived from Britain, mainly recruited from the unemployed veterans of World War 1. They had 3 months training and their pay was ten…

Austerity.

Parents at the Holy Family School for the Deaf in Cabra have launched an Open Letter addressed to the Government and the HSE urging that the threatened removal of the school’s on-site Speech and Language Therapist be reversed.  The open letter, addressed…

The Central Bank has levied a record €37.8 million fine on Ulster Bank for its use of “deliberate” strategies which caused borrowers to be overcharged on their mortgages during the financial crisis. The safeguarding authority found that the bank had also…

Arlene Foster, Northern Ireland’s First Minister, has told the Secretary of State for the region, British MP Brandon Lewis, to “back off” on compelling Stormont to implement abortion laws. 

All of the Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil MEPs voted for the proposal.