Without a public inquiry, the full circumstances of the disaster may never be established.
Mary Lou McDonald
The Public Record
Politics is changing rapidly in Britain and Ireland. Whoever becomes the next British prime minister must recognise these new political realities.
There will be a referendum. Our objective is to secure that by the year 2030 but the referendums will happen and the preparations need to be made now.
Engagement across society was at the heart and the core of planning for unity.
It is time for the law to change, and this would be a significant move towards compassion and ensuring barriers to women accessing healthcare are removed.
If a new Derelict Property Tax is to be successful, it is essential that revenues generated are reinvested into local communities and returned to the local government sector to support regeneration activity.
The proposals brought to Cabinet today by the Tánaiste will not deal with the problem of dereliction head on.
We believe that there is widespread support across society for removing the mandatory three-day wait and that the legislation will be passed
I am glad that the Tánaiste has at last acknowledged the need to prepare for Irish reunification.
There is an urgent need for preparations on Irish unity and I call on Simon Harris to support Sinn Féin's legislation in the Dáil next week.
decisions on migration should be taken, must be taken by the people of this country
It's not simply a football match, it's about confronting, facing down, and making clear to Netanyahu and his regime that he cannot slaughter, he cannot slaughter wholesale the entire Palestinian population, and expect the world to watch on…





