Category: News
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Parking in disabled spaces: 361 cars clamped in Dublin
In 2018, there was a rise in the fixed charge for drivers who park in a disabled zone without a licence, from €80 to €150. However, that still hasn’t stopped people from using these spaces illegally.
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“Education is life-changing, it gives us opportunities”
Travellers’ unique status as an ethnic group within Irish Society was recognised by the Irish Government in 2017.
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Response time targets not being hit by emergency services
The average response time for National Ambulance Services is under 19 minutes, according to figures released under the Freedom of Information Act.
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Council spend €7,500 on Grafton Quarter
Every year Dublin city looks forward to the moment when the Christmas lights are mounted, and wait in anticipation for the November date when they light up the city with a festive glow.
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Simon Community: Over a quarter increase in demand for homelessness services
The Simon Community has experienced a 26% increase in demand for their services in just one year, according to their annual report published on Thursday 5 December 2019.
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Rosslare Europort costing Government €3.5 million
Construction of a new border inspection post at Rosslare Europort has cost the Irish Government over €3.5 million since construction began earlier this year.
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Get Ireland working again
Is it time we give Fine Gael, and the rest of the government, a break and actually let them get on with running the country?
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Discretionary medical cards for the terminally ill
TD Seán Crowe has called on Minister of Health Simon Harris to ‘scrap his review into issuing discretionary medical cards to terminally ill citizens and introduce the scheme immediately.’
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Learner permit holders on the rise
The total number of current learner permit licences in Ireland is 230,729, according to figures released by the RSA following a Freedom of Information request by TheCity.ie. This represented an increase of 3,109 from 2018’s figures.
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FUSE campaign to stop bullying at it’s core
FUSE is a brand-new anti-bullying and online safety programme, developed by the anti-bullying research and resource centre in Dublin City University, with the support of social media giant, Facebook.
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