Arts And Culture Gino Kenny Welcomes Decrease In Seizure Of Horses People Before Profit TD, Gino Kenny, has welcomed the decrease in seizures of horses nationally but says that more needs to be done in regards to equine welfare enforcement. Last 15 Jan 2018
News Carroll: ‘mlas Afraid Of Pay Cut Are Out Of Touch’ Speaking after some MLA’s spoke publicly about the proposed wage cuts, People Before Profit MLA Gerry Carroll had this to say: ‘MLAs who are afraid of having their salary 11 Jan 2018
News Peter Sutherland- A Fixer For The Rich Whenever there is a death of a prominent Fine Gael figure, RTE goes into overdrive in eulogy. The former Taoiseach, Liam Cosgrave, was presented as a man who saved the 8 Jan 2018
Health People Before Profit Statement On Health Service Crisis Speaking following news that volunteers are being drafted into hospitals to deal with the health crisis, Gerry Carroll condemned Theresa May’s inaction and the DUP’s supporting role. He 8 Jan 2018
Cost Of Living New Year’s Message 2018 2018 has barely begun and already tens of thousands are protesting in Iran. It gives lie to the idea that Muslim people blindly obey their religious leaders. If the people 1 Jan 2018
News Mla Gerry Carroll Comments Proposals For Mla Pay Cut People Before Profit have argued consistently that MLA salaries should be cut until they represent an average worker’s wage. Now that Stormont is essentially defunct, that call for pay 21 Dec 2017
Housing Gerry Carroll Issues Warning Over Housing Consultation People Before Profit MLA Gerry Carroll issues warning over content of a Department for Communities consultation on ‘A Fundamental Review of Social Housing Allocations’. Speaking after submitting an official response 21 Dec 2017
Workers Rights Build For A Major Housing Protest On April 7Th The housing crisis is a running sore in Irish society. It cries out for a campaign of ‘people power’ to force through a programme of council house building, rent controls 20 Dec 2017
Workers Rights Ryanair- The Union Buster Is On The Ropes Ryanair, Ireland’s most notorious anti-union firm, has been forced to agree to recognising unions but, so far, only in principle. But workers will not jump to the command 15 Dec 2017
