3 in 4 of voters don't believe water charges will be "fair and equitable"
There’s a raft of opinion polls around today on various topics — including the upcoming Euro elections, where Sinn Féin look on course to take three seats.
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There’s a raft of opinion polls around today on various topics — including the upcoming Euro elections, where Sinn Féin look on course to take three seats.
Labour candidates for both constituencies stand at 4 per cent.
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Jimmy Deenihan’s statement follows a report this morning that suggested jobs could be lost, following a review of visitor services at the six parks.
The column claimed Roma beggars “look on this country as a giant stupid cow to be milked whenever they see fit”.
Sinn Féin’s decision, on legal advice, not to release the recordings makes it difficult to determine at this point how important or significant they are.
Protestors in the unsolved case of Fr Niall Molloy, whose death Gemma O’Doherty investigated, have also supported her since her dismissal.
Figures show almost one in eight copies of the Irish Independent is not actively purchased, as paper sales fall across the board.
Grady will be the first female editor at the Irish Independent with INM also announcing Ian Mallon as head of news.
Tánaiste Eamon Gilmore has also revealed that €51 million was spent on Ireland’s EU Presidency, around €9 million under budget.
David Drumm has attacked the tapes and said he won’t be made a scapegoat for the bank crisis.
The Sinn Féin finance spokesperson has said while release of the tapes is in the public interest there are questions to answer about how they got to the Irish Independent.
The bank’s former chief executive David Drumm discusses strategy with head of capital markets John Bowe ahead of a crucial meeting with the authorities in September 2008 in the latest Irish Independent tapes.
The Irish Independent claimed today that its political editor has been banned from the programme following a heated exchange between the pair on Monday.
What angers me about these telephone recordings is that they are only the tip of the iceberg, writes Aaron McKenna, who says a banking investigation is needed now.
Stephen Rae will be the Editor in Chief of the the Irish Independent, Sunday Independent and the Herald.
The public broadcaster actually only spent €269,298 on taxis last year, it says…
Every national title recorded a drop in its average circulation, though some fared better than others.
How long does a Presidential website last? And how much does it pay to Assemble the Avengers?
From now on, the Irish Independent newspaper will be available in compact format only.
From respite care to maternity benefit to PRSI, today’s newspapers saw Budget 2013 as a broad hit on many groups in society.
Minister Shatter has said that the best chance to achieve justice lies with allowing the current Garda examination to proceed.
The Garda Representatives Association said proposed changes will not save money and the service will “go downhill rapidly”.
Have you ever seen the very first version of RTE.ie? Or wondered what the name ‘Daft’ came from?
Stephen Rae takes over as Gerry O’Regan retires after seven years in charge.
Independent News and Media confirmed the election of Buckley as chairman and three others as company directors at today’s EGM.
An ABC report shows sales in both the daily and Sunday newspaper segments as having fallen in the last 12 months.
Following a spat with the Ceann Comhairle, John Halligan said he will not be apologising and has requested his own apology for accusations he verbally abused Seán Barrett.
Eugune Moloney died in the early hours of Sunday morning after an incident on Camden Street in Dublin.
Plus, Sinn Féin sees its popularity grow to match Fianna Fáil. And what of Michael D Higgins?
Latest figures show that Distilled, which publishes Daft.ie, gets more monthly page impressions than RTE.ie, IrishTimes.com and Independent Digital.
The former senator is seeking legal action against the publishers of the Irish Independent and the Irish Mail on Sunday.
ABC figures show the Sunday World as the highest-selling paper in Ireland, marginally ahead of the Sunday Independent.
The High Court rejects Lowry’s claims that comments by Sam Smyth on TV and in print had defamed him.
Jimmy Harte responded with insults to Twitter users who had criticised his comments on the controversial ‘Magda’ story in yesterday’s Irish Independent.
The Polish woman at the centre of a controversial article which was mistranslated from a Polish newspaper has spoken out about her shock at the description of her life on the dole.
The Ambassador to Ireland has described the article about a Polish woman living on the dole in Donegal as inaccurate, selective and subjective.
Thousands of people applied to become Irish citizens last year – but the media only focuses on scare stories about immigration, writes Greg Straton.
There’s only one story dominating the papers today….