RTE News- ABP set to confirm cattle price increase December 6, 2019RTÉ News understands that a cattle price increase is to be confirmed by one of the country's biggest meat processors this afternoon.
- Healy-Rae brothers given suspended sentences December 6, 2019Two sons of Independent TD Michael Healy-Rae have been given suspended sentences for assault causing harm to a man during a night out in Kenmare on 28 December 2017.
- Donal Conway to step down as FAI president December 6, 2019Donal Conway is to step down as President of the Football Association of Ireland at an EGM on 25 January.
- 'I can talk' - Boy, 7, injured at birth hails progress December 6, 2019A seven-year-old boy has been awarded a settlement of €3.6 million for the next five years over the circumstances of his birth at Cork University Maternity Hospital.
- Status Orange wind warning ahead of Storm Atiyah December 6, 2019Met Éireann has issued a status orange wind warning for eight counties as result of Storm Atiyah.
- Irish murder charge men claiming intoxication defence December 6, 2019Intoxication will play a major part in the defence of two Irish tourists accused of murdering a 66-year-old Indigenous man in Sydney, a court has heard.
- Merkel becomes third German leader to visit Auschwitz December 6, 2019Germany's Angela Merkel is visiting the former Nazi death camp at Auschwitz for the first time in her 14 years as chancellor, as Germany grapples with a resurgence of anti-Semitism and the growth of the far-right.
- Two cars, cash among items seized during CAB searches December 6, 2019Drugs, cash and two cars were among items seized during searches by the Criminal Assets Bureau in Dublin and Wicklow.
- 'Miracle' as woman revived after six hours December 6, 2019A British woman suffering from severe hypothermia who was revived by doctors in Spain after more than six hours of cardiac arrest has hailed her survival as "a miracle".
- Case of brain-damaged man in prison 'far from rare' December 6, 2019The Director of the Central Mental Hospital has said the case of a brain-damaged homeless man in prison is "far from rare".
- ABP set to confirm cattle price increase December 6, 2019
Category Archives: Ireland
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
Heatwave to last at least another week
Heatwave Day 13 – Enjoy With Caution Met Éireann has issued a warning of drought or near-drought conditions for the entire country as temperatures remained high in most parts of the country today. Hose ban In Dublin, might be extended … Continue reading
Posted in Advice, Blogs And Blogging, Driving, Extreme Weather, Health & Safety, Ireland, Water, Weather
Tagged AA, be careful in the sun, Burn, drought Ireland, glaring sun, heatwave, Met Eireann, no rain, ovverheat
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