In Grays, Essex a grisly discovery was made in the trailer of a truck. 39 bodies, 31 men and 8 woman, were found dead, killed by the freezing conditions they were put through. This hasn’t been the first time that such a tragedy involving trafficked migrants has happened, in 2004 Read more…
This election is coming to its conclusion, what a few weeksit has been. Really though what we should be doing is considering the last fewyears when we pencil that X in next to the party or candidate we are thinkingof voting for this Saturday. No matter how many debates you Read more…
Enda Kenny wanted to go to the polls in November 2015 for a general election, to put it the people. Joan Burton was the leader of Labour at that time and pleaded with Enda Kenny not to have an early election. She wanted the country to make its mind up Read more…
Fresh from a local constituency debate in DCU today Conor Reddy with People Before Profit in Dublin North West took some some time out of his busy schedule to sit down with me and have a interview over the phone. We discussed extinction rebellion, coalition considerations, the proposed scrapping of the Read more…
The general election 2020 has been called and it is fast approaching us. The government have been propped up by Fianna Fail in a confidence and supply agreement for the past few years. A coalition of sorts that has been maintained to bring political certainty during a time of economic Read more…
The Museum of Literature Ireland (MOLI) has recently opened its doors. Based in UCD’s former residence at the Naughton Joyce centre at the south side of St. Stephen’s Green near W.B. Yeat’s former home. This museum was organised by University College Dublin and the National Library Ireland with the intention Read more…