How can the state give space to citizen journalism to take different approaches from the mainstream media, and provide counternarratives and challenge authorities, while imposing some accountability?
Councillors say they don’t know where the women will go yet if and when the Abigail Centre in Finglas closes.
There’s an inflexibility to rezoning industrial land, wrote a Department of Housing official in an email in February. “Its been represented to me quite a few times.”
Some councillors have raised concerns about the fate of the site post-demolition.
Local residents are keeping a watchful eye over possible losses of green space in the Liberties.
“We have to find a legal way of doing it,” said City Arts Officer Ray Yeates. But “the partnership process is full of potential”.
Councillors say they don’t want to take up seats on a drugs task force in the inner city until the co-ordinator comes to talk to them. The co-ordinator says he’s only been asked once.
Irexit would generate even worse economic outcomes than Brexit alone, research from two economists suggests.
Gavin Mee kept travelling and gigging and loving right up to the end, even as his heart was failing him.
In this episode you’ll hear about how a bully gave The Orange his nickname, and how he embraced it at university, when he was warrior-tall, with a ginger crown and a love of mushrooms. And you’ll learn how the music ended for him.
A reader asked to what extent Irish drinking culture is something non-Irish need to adopt in order to integrate. Ebun offers some advice.
