RTE News- Govt can't afford any more clashes with FF - McGrath June 25, 2017Fianna Fáil's finance spokesman Michael McGrath has warned the Government that it cannot afford any more clashes with his party in the wake of the controversy surrounding the appointment of the former attorney general Máire Whelan to the Court of Appeal.
- 128 consultant appointments in breach of regulations June 25, 2017Patient safety may be compromised in public hospitals because of the appointment of doctors without specialist training to consultant positions, says the Irish Hospital Consultants Association.
- Remaining residents told they 'must leave' blocks June 25, 2017Residents remaining in four tower blocks evacuated over fire safety concerns in the wake of the Grenfell Tower disaster will be told they "must leave", Camden Council has said.
- Man charged with assault after another man dies June 25, 2017A 20-year-old man has been charged in court with assaulting another man who died early yesterday.
- 146 killed in Pakistan oil tanker fire June 25, 2017An overturned oil tanker exploded killing 146 people in Pakistan, as most of the victims had gathered round when spilt fuel from the stricken vehicle ignited, officials said.
- LÉ Eithne rescues over 700 migrants in Mediterranean June 25, 2017The LÉ Eithne has rescued more than 700 people during a number of rescue operations in the Mediterranean today.
- Istanbul police enforce ban on Pride march June 25, 2017Turkish police were deployed in central Istanbul today to enforce a ban on the city's annual gay and transgender Pride march, blocking off a main street and dispersing groups of demonstrators who gathered nearby.
- Sean Whelan: Beware the Brexit goggles June 25, 2017Brexit goggles cause the wearer to see a Brexit angle in everything - trade, travel, transport, the economy, tax policy, terrorism, football: you name it, it's all about Brexit, writes Sean Whelan, Economics Correspondent.
- Yemen faces world's worst cholera outbreak June 25, 2017The World Health Organisation and the UN childrens' agency UNICEF have said that Yemen is now facing the worst cholera outbreak in the world with over 200,000 suspected cases of the disease.
- Davis 'not certain' UK will secure Brexit deal June 25, 2017UK Brexit Secretary David Davis has said he is not certain the UK will secure a withdrawal deal with the EU.
- Govt can't afford any more clashes with FF - McGrath June 25, 2017
Monthly Archives: June 2013
HSE’s Savita Halappanar Report
The Savita Halappanar Report by Annette J Dunlea A HSE investigation undertook to provide a methodical, accurate and impartial report on the events which took place between the 21 st of October and the 28th of October, 2012 relating to … Continue reading
Lets Protect The Young And Old Of Ireland
Let’s Protect The More Vulnerable Members Of Our Society By Annette J Dunlea Recent media reports have highlighted some sad oversights in our society. There was talk of kids in creches being screamed at and handled roughly, our need for … Continue reading
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Tagged creches Ireland, Irish writers blogging, Old Ireland, seniors, Young Ireland
Back To Basics: Need Not Want Rules
Back To Basics: Need Not Want Rules By Annette J Dunlea Published In the Carrigdhoun Newspaper May 2013 p.18 Back to basics may seem a bit hippy dippy but with the austerity measures and new taxes and bills coming online … Continue reading
Irish Charities
Inside Irish Charities: Some Interesting Facts by Annette J Dunlea Published In The Carrigdhoun Newspaper 8th June 2013 p.18 What do we know about Irish charities? 59,600 directors serve on the boards of Irish nonprofit companies. Board membership in the … Continue reading
