Jo Jo Dullard’s family pleaded with a Fine Gael justice minister more than 25 years ago to help sanction a search of a farm sealed off by gardaí yesterday after the arrest of its owner – a deceased ex-Fine Gael politician’s son – on suspicion of Dullard’s murder.
Despite issuing a carefully worded statement on Friday pledging to stop delivering munitions to Israel, Dublin-based ASL used a subsidiary company – which it wholly owns – to transport dozens of the packages to the Israel Defense Forces over the weekend.
Simon Harris wants voters to know he cares about Gaza.
A Fine Gael councillor has admitted he failed to declare his co-ownership of a Dublin 4 property valued at more than €1 million. Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown councillor Pierce Dargan did however declare his current private residence.
Housing minister Darragh O’Brien has appointed a former Fianna Fáil election candidate – once predicted to be Fianna Fáil ‘s choice for attorney general – as chair of the defective concrete blocks appeal board.
A senior US diplomat warned tánaiste Micheál Martin's office and the taoiseach of "consequences" if government enacted the Occupied Territories Bill – 90 minutes before Martin issued a statement committing only to a "review" rather than enactment of the legislation.
The Ditch is going to court.
FedEx last night deleted evidence from its online tracking system of munitions it illegally shipped to Israel through Irish territory.
Inaction is a weapon of mass destruction.
Tánaiste Micheál Martin’s department says it has “no records” about a United States Air Force missile carrier that used Irish sovereign airspace earlier this month on its way to Israel.
Israel’s national airline transported more than 1,300 kilogrammes of guns through Irish territory to Israel last week – despite The Ditch first reporting a month ago that the airline was illegally transporting munitions through the state.
That's football guys. That's all it is. Now, what are you gonna do? - Tony D'Amato