Country Comes To Town
With aims for Ireland to catch up with other countries on disability rights
There's a call for Ireland to catch up with other countries when it comes to disability rights.
The Disability Pride and Power parade takes place in Dublin today, starting from the Garden of Remembrance around now.
Organisers say Ireland needs to move away from the charity model of providing services, and recognise a more grassroots disability model.
Local School Principal Offers Advice To Families Preparing For Back-To-School
He says that people should embrace the emotions when it comes to their kids beginning school
Further Strikes Planned By Oberstown Detention Campus Workers As Staffing Dispute Continues
Fórsa members have been staging a 12-hour strike since 9am today (25 August).
Man Granted Bail After Being Charged In Connection With Monaghan Bomb Seizure Last Month
The device was discovered following the search of an intercepted car.
28 Children In Kildare Were Killed Or Seriously Injured On Irish Roads Between 2021-2025
The Road Safety Authority is reminding people there will be a huge increase in ‘school-going traffic’ in the coming days
HSE Approves Skyclarys Reimbursement For People With Friedreich's Ataxia
Today was the day announced for a decision to be made.
Further Measures To Combat Fuel Poverty May Be Considered In Upcoming Budget
The Government's delayed the phased restoration of excise duty on petrol and diesel, which was due to come into effect next month
Over Half Of Under 35s Believe They Will Never Be Able To Buy A Home
It found 52% of under 35s believe they will never be able to afford a house
Louth Woman Charged With Organised Crime Group Involvement After Weapons Seized On Friday
It follows the search of a number of homes last week
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