‘An act of solidarity with our nearest neighbour’. This is how Foreign Minister, Simon Coveney, described proposals to expel Russian diplomats. More precisely, it is

The strike action over the past month by UCU members has been a magnificent example of how to fight against cuts and defend working conditions.

The Director of Public Prosecution is paying out enormous fees to barristers – all at taxpayers’ expense. It is in sharp contrast to the continuing

A few days ago, Leo Varadkar said that Ireland did not have the resources to definitely claim that Russia was responsible for the nerve gas

Half of Fianna Fail TDs in Dail Eireann and one Sinn Fein TD, voted against holding a referendum on Repeal of the eight Amendment. It

The Irish government is mustering support for digital media companies to face down an EU proposal for a turnover tax. In response to public pressure

In June 2015, 460 workers at Clery’s were made redundant, after their company was sold as a going concern to a property investment grouping. The

New evidence has emerged that the economic recovery is not benefitting workers sufficiently. A survey by Social Justice Ireland has indicated that a single person

PARENTS of children at special educational needs schools in Belfast are worried about plans to merge seven special needs schools in Belfast. “I have been contacted by

This is how the Irish Independent described the demeanour of Leo Varadkar when he meet Donald Trump. He was a fawning weakling who was eager