RTE News- Corporate manslaughter suspected over Grenfell fire July 27, 2017Detectives investigating the Grenfell Tower fire have "reasonable grounds" to suspect that corporate manslaughter offences may have been committed, Scotland Yard has said.
- Irish Water says no rebate for businesses hit by outage July 27, 2017Irish Water has said there will be no rebate for businesses affected by the loss of their water supply in the northeast.
- Ex-IRA member to be questioned over Birmingham bombings July 27, 2017Gardaí are due to interview former IRA member Michael Hayes following his admissions that he was involved in the Birmingham pub bombings.
- Top US general says no change yet to transgender policy July 27, 2017The United States' top general told the military there had been no change yet to Pentagon policy on transgender personnel, after President Donald Trump's announcement of his plans to ban them appeared to catch senior officers by surprise.
- Mulvey to provide overview of RTÉ gender review July 27, 2017The former director general of the Workplace Relations Commission is to "provide an independent overview" of a review of role and gender equality at RTÉ.
- Judge approves end-of-life plan for Charlie Gard July 27, 2017A UK High Court judge has approved a plan which will see Charlie Gard "inevitably" die shortly after being moved to a hospice and having life support treatment withdrawn, he said in a statement.
- Marine 'had bomb parts sent to grandmother's home' July 27, 2017A Royal Marine who built explosives for a dissident republican group had parts delivered to his late grandmother's home, a court heard.
- Dept clarifies Garda Commissioner's leave request July 27, 2017The Department of Justice has confirmed that Garda Commissioner Nóirín O'Sullivan initially sought seven weeks leave this summer.
- Criticism of move to review use of Dáil privilege July 27, 2017A move by the Ceann Comhairle Seán Ó Fearghaíl to take a fresh look at Dáil privilege has been strongly criticised by an Opposition TD.
- HIQA finds failings in Tusla's foster care reviews July 27, 2017HIQA has found that four out of five foster carers in Tusla's North Dublin Area have not been reviewed within the required three years, while 14% had not had their Garda vetting updated in the same period.
- Corporate manslaughter suspected over Grenfell fire July 27, 2017
Monthly Archives: November 2013
Irish Apathy: Concerning
Irish Public Apathy: Concerning by Annette J Dunlea It concerns me that there is so much public apathy to current events In Ireland. The rish appear to have meekly accepted their government’s disastrous economic policies. Cuts in Ireland have largely … Continue reading
Ireland – Medical Cards
The Medical Card Controversy By Annette J Dunlea A medical card issued by the HSE allows the holder to receive certain health services free of charge. To qualify for a medical card your weekly income must be below a certain … Continue reading
