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PD councillors look to an independent future as party gets set to close down
PD councillors Tom Welby and Terry O’Flaherty have declared they will stand as Independent candidates in the 2009 Local Elections, with Cllr Donal Lyons possibly doing the same. Speculation persists however that Noel Grealish, Declan McDonnell, and Jim Cuddy are Fianna Fáil bound.
Patients bearing brunt of HSE budget failures
People with chronic diseases such as heart disease and diabetes have been let down by the government’s inability to follow through on its funding commitments, according to a local senator.
It’s our bloody money they’re wasting
As you might have heard last week it emerged that the HSE has awarded a €1 million consultancy project to help redesign and deconstruct itself.
There is no magical solution for these tricky times
If anyone can talk his way out of a sticky situation, it’s Bobby Aylward.
Kenny tells Barrett to ‘cop himself on’ over public service statement
A war of words has broken out between Leader of Fine Gael Enda Kenny TD and local Labour Party PRO Harry Barrett over the issue of public service inefficiencies.
Lacey won’t be put down by PD party poopers
“I might be down but I am not out. I have every intention of contesting the next local elections and I would see the best option for me right now is to run as an independent,” said local PD councillor, Walter Lacey, following the devastating news that the Progressive Democrats are no longer politically viable.
Feel at home at Oak Tree Home Care
Formally launched in February this year by Minister for Health Mary Harney, Oak Tree Home Care Ltd, a home-care team established by Carlow woman Michelle and her husband Eugene, has been operating in Carlow since September 2004 and has been growing since its inception.
Forget personal attacks and focus on the real issues - McGuinness
Kilkenny’s outspoken Junior Minister John Mc Guinness found himself in hot water this week as workers’ unions from around the country exploded about comments he made about public service workers at the weekend.
Lacey won’t be put down by PD party poopers
“I might be down but I am not out. I have every intention of contesting the next local elections and I would see the best option for me right now is to run as an independent,” said local PD councillor, Walter Lacey, following the devastating news that the Progressive Democrats are no longer politically viable.
