RTE News- Brexit to be sealed with final Brussels vote January 29, 2020Brexit Day is to be set in stone today when the European Parliament in Brussels casts a vote ratifying the terms of Britain's divorce deal from the EU.
- Australian scientists make coronavirus breakthrough January 29, 2020The Chinese coronavirus has killed 132 people, infected thousands more and spread to more than a dozen other countries.
- Tánaiste to brief Cabinet on impending Brexit January 29, 2020The UK is due to leave the EU at 11pm this Friday.
- UK govt to publish its post-Brexit Fisheries Bill January 29, 2020Boats from EU states will lose their automatic right of entry to UK waters from the end of this year
- Kobe Bryant's body identified among crash victims January 29, 2020Medical examiners have identified the body of NBA basketball legend Kobe Bryant after recovering the remains of all nine people who died in a helicopter crash near Los Angeles.
- Woman arrested on suspicion of murdering three children January 28, 2020A woman in her 40s has been arrested on suspicion of the murder of three children in Newcastle, Co Dublin, last Friday.
- EU citizens to be airlifted out of virus-hit Wuhan January 28, 2020EU citizens will be flown out of Wuhan, the Chinese city at the epicentre of a deadly virus outbreak, the European Commission has said.
- Trump unveils Middle East peace plan, hails 'big step' January 28, 2020President Donald Trump has unveiled long-awaited details of a US plan for solving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, warning it may represent the last chance at statehood for the Palestinians.
- Caribbean quake shakes Miami and Cayman Islands January 28, 2020A powerful magnitude 7.7 earthquake has struck in the sea south of Cuba, triggering warnings of "hazardous" tsunami waves up to a metre high for Cuba, Jamaica, and west to Mexico and Central America.
- Campaign back under way after leaders' debate January 28, 2020Following last night's televised leaders' debate in Galway, election campaigning is back in action. Keep up to date with events as they happen with our daily blog.
- Brexit to be sealed with final Brussels vote January 29, 2020
Category Archives: Ireland
RIP Seamus Mallon
His Funeral Live Interesting Article Title: Tributes paid to ‘bridge builder’ Séamus Mallon at funeral Author: RTE News Source: https://www.rte.ie/news/ireland/2020/0127/1111117-seamus-mallon-funeral-sdlp/ Onine, The Internet, 29/01/2020 Sample Text: Séamus Mallon was a bridge-builder who dedicated himself to peacemaking, Archbishop of Armagh … Continue reading
Creating your own Lammas/Lughnasadh Customs — shared from Ravenhawks’ Magazine
This is a time of fairs and the last month before school starts so create some customs to remember… Enjoy a country fair, enter the baking contest or just go to remember what it was like for our ancestors. Fairs … Continue reading
Irish & Proud 💚💚💚💚
90% of your sick days happen to be Monday. Tool = Idiot. Go on, go on, go on, go on = Drink the tea, or fear her wrath. Tea solves all of your problems Everything is just grand (or it will be … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs And Blogging, Humour, Ireland, Irish People
Tagged Humour, Ireland, Irish, Irish People
Crazy Nursing Agency Fees
Why are don’t the HSE get more Human Resources staff and recruit graduating nurses themselves. It would take more people off the dole and they would have more control over the quality of staff they get. The HSE currently pays … Continue reading
Posted in Academic, Blogs And Blogging, Health, Health & Safety, Healthcare, Ireland, Irish Politics, Medical, Nursing, Women, Work & Workers
Tagged affordable housing, agency nursing fees, better pay, better working conditions, childcare, creches, expensive living, healthcare Ireland, housing, HSE, living allowance, long shifts, more HR staff HSE, more permanent nurses posts, more staff, mortgage, no more agency fees, nurse strike colution, nurses Ireland, nurses strike ROI, paid masters fees, recruit from colleges at home and at abroad, shorter shifts, state childcare, work to get mums back to nursing
First Dáil Éireann- Speech By President Michael D. Higgins
(1st Dail Eireann , The Birth Of Irish Democracy) First Dáil Éireann The Mansion House, Dublin, 21 January 2019 A Cheann Comhairle, A Chathaoirligh, A Thaoisigh, A Airí, A Theachtaí Dála, A Sheanadóirí, A ghaolta le Teachtaí na Céad Dála … Continue reading
Posted in Anglo Irish Relations, Archives, History, Ireland, Irish People, Irish Politics, Men, News, Politics, Soldiers, Terrorism
Tagged 100th anniversary, 21 January 2019, aisling de phoblacht shaor, birth of Irish democracy, Charles Stewart Parnell, Dail Eireann, Democracry, democracy, Dublin, First Dáil Éireann, Independence Day, Ireland Parliament, Ireland President, Irish President, Irish Republic, Michael Davitt, neamhspleách na hÉireann., Pádraig Mac Piarais, Prof Michael D Higgins, ROI, speech, TD, The Mansion House
Get Involved- Dementia
Throughout Ireland change is happening. People are taking action to create communities where people with dementia and their families are respected, supported and connected. You can be part of this Movement by taking action and joining forces with other individuals, … Continue reading
Posted in Advice, Blogs And Blogging, Health, Ireland, Old People
Tagged 1800 341 341, dementia, jealth, old people
