Is cinnte go bhfuil athrú tagtha ar chúrsaí a bhaineann leis an mbuiséad. Tá atmaisféar difriúil againn inniu. Bhí na buiséid a bhí againn le blianta beaga anuas go huafásach. Chuir siad ist... Read more
It is estimated that if this levy at an extremely low rate, about 0.1%, was applied to trading in shares, securities and derivatives, Ireland would raise in the region of €320-€350 million p... Read more
It has been a number of months since the motion I introduced to the Dáil along with Joan Collins and Richard Boyd Barrett and we can now see in the wake of the Apple tax controversy the tota... Read more
Summer recess began Thursday July 21st and I, and the friends and supporters, started to drop an local update and thank you letter throughout Dublin Central. We were out at 10, 2 and 6.30 fo... Read more
Over 90,000 people are on the social housing waiting list and the numbers of people in homelessness are rising, the numbers of those in emergency accommodation are also rising and the number... Read more
When the Second World War broke out, a state of emergency was declared because there were fears regarding our neutrality with various emergency powers going to the Government, including cens... Read more
I was at Moore Street rally and march in Saturday; the derelict site looks as though it will probably remain for another 100 years and I do not accept that there is a range of views. I thin... Read more
I have heard so many briefings from so many groups about mortgage difficulties, distress, and the impact of rent increases, that I feel I have all the facts and I do not think there are any... Read more
Last night the Misuse of Drugs (Amendment) Bill 2016 was debated in the Dáil which aims to bring certain substances which are open to misuse and known to be traded on the illicit market unde... Read more
I was asked on RTÉ “What can the Government do to stop the murders in the inner city?” but the real question is will they do anything? – I truly hope they do as it is cripp... Read more
