RTE News- Spanish foreign minister denies coup against Catalonia October 22, 2017Amid continuing tension in Catalonia, the Spanish Foreign Minister today denied his government's plan to impose direct rule on the region amounted to a political coup d-etat.
- Two farmers die in separate accidents in Cork, Wicklow October 22, 2017Two farmers have died in separate farm accidents in Cork and Wicklow over the weekend.
- Central Bank defends its response to tracker scandal October 22, 2017The Central Bank has responded to suggestions that the Government may remove its consumer protection functions over the way the tracker mortgage scandal has been handled.
- New Children's Hospital appeals fire safety conditions October 22, 2017The Minister for Children Katherine Zappone has confirmed that the board of the new National Children's Hospital has appealed three of four conditions included in the fire safety certificate issued for the development by the Dublin Fire Brigade.
- Abe to push reform of Japan's pacifist constitution October 22, 2017Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's ruling bloc was headed for a big win in today's election, bolstering his chance of becoming the nation's longest-serving premier and re-energising his push to revise the pacifist constitution.
- President Higgins urges mature discussion on migration October 22, 2017President Michael D Higgins has called for a mature discussion on the issue of migration, saying policies based on a "politics of fear" were damaging and destructive.
- WHO Director-General rescinds Mugabe appointment October 22, 2017The World Health Organisation has rescinded the appointment of Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe as a goodwill ambassador after major Western donors and rights groups voiced outrage.
- Man arrested after suspicious death in Antrim October 22, 2017A man has been arrested over a suspicious death in Co Antrim, the PSNI has said.
- Research on extent of sexual violence needed - Zappone October 22, 2017Minister for Children and Youth Affairs Katherine Zappone has said she believes the Government should fund a new study on the extent of sexual violence in Ireland.
- Gunman arrested after holding two people hostage in UK October 22, 2017A gunman who held two members of staff hostage at a bowling alley in England has been arrested.
- Spanish foreign minister denies coup against Catalonia October 22, 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
Posted in Care, Children, Health, Ireland, Old People
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
Posted in Charity, Irish Economy, Irish Politics
Tagged Charities Salaries, Charity Ireland, Funds Charity, Irish writers blogging
