The airline the Department of Transport is probing over illegal weapons flights has resumed transporting munitions to Israel through Irish sovereign airspace.
Irish airline ASL has started transporting munitions of war to Israel again despite repeated promises to its Dublin-based staff it had stopped.
The Housing Agency won’t release records to at least 13 homeowners affected by the defective block crisis because the publication of these records, the agency claims, could “endanger the life or safety” of Housing Agency staff.
Fine Gael MEP Regina Doherty said in private messages seen by The Ditch that “Israeli settlements were conducted under international law” and expressed frustration that Hamas had asked the UN to look after Palestinian refugees instead of “their own bloody government”.
A spectre is haunting businesses across Dublin city – the spectre of visible poverty.
An Independent Ireland councillor who hid his ownership of land with planning permission for six houses now claims he sold the plot “a number of years ago” – even though it’s still registered in his name.
Professionals who regard time in politics as just another CV entry should be considered with suspicion.
A flight illegally carrying munitions to the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) passed through Irish territory just days before Simon Harris said Ireland is “anti the killing of civilians” in Gaza.
Make a one-time donation to The Ditch An Irish state-owned investment fund has a €1.3 million shareholding in Israel Defences Forces-linked Palantir Technologies, according to a report published in June this year. The Irish Strategic Investment Fund also owns €1.1 million of shares in a controversial Israeli tech
Make a one-time donation to The Ditch SIPO completed an investigation into Robert Troy – which found the ex-junior minister's failure to declare properties was a "serious matter" – five weeks before the general election but only published its findings yesterday. The Ditch asked SIPO – which usually publishes
A senior Housing Agency official suggested engineers downgrade a grant recommendation for a defective Donegal home – after withholding a report that showed severe pyrrhotite damage to the home that would have warranted the highest level of redress available.
It is difficult to get a man to understand something, wrote Upton Sinclair, when his salary depends on his not understanding it. No surprise that the Labour Party leader doesn’t get why so many people in Dublin’s north inner city voted for a certain general election candidate.