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Sinn Fein abstains from first council vote

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Sinn Fein Councillor Kathleen Funchion made a stand against the election process for the mayoral title and abstained from voting on Monday evening in what was the first vote in her career as a councillor.

Is Fianna Fáil about to cast ‘The Stroke’ adrift?

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Fianna Fail conventions will not take place anywhere in the west this year. HQ is still miffed at the scenes at the Galway West Dáil convention in 2006 and will not allow local democracy to flourish until the ‘serfs’ have learnt their lesson.

Sinn Fein to launch major report into the redevelopment of the west

Sinn Féin Senator Pearse Doherty has presented a major report on the redevelopment of the west of Ireland to the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs. The report, entitled “Awakening the West: Overcoming Social and Economic Inequality”, is the first report of its kind in decades and has been put together after a major consultation process involving dozens of groups along the western seaboard.

Funchion calls for a general election in wake of Snip report

Kilkenny Borough Councillor Sinn Fein’s Kathleen Funchion has said that the Fianna Fáil/Green Government has no mandate to implement the sweeping measures in the McCarthy report.

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This week I'm going to have a look at how the European elections are shaping up around the county.

Hogan calls for Bullet Road to be resurfaced

Westmeath County Council candidate, Cllr Paul Hogan, has called for the Bullet Road between Ballykeeran and R916 Cornamaddy Road to be resurfaced as a matter of urgency.

Sinn Féin launches No to Lisbon bid

Sinn Fein Councillor Kathleen Funchion has called on the electorate in Kilkenny to once again vote no to Lisbon.

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Fine Gael’s high hopes of Castlebar dominance

With his vision for a united Ireland Gerry Adams speaks about the economy and fraudulent bankers

Having never met Gerry Adams before, I wasn’t quite sure what to expect.

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A ‘golden circle’ of Ireland’s mega-rich step in, at no cost to them, and borrow money from Anglo-Irish to prop up the bank’s share price? It surely wouldn’t happen in a banana republic! But let’s not insult the bananas! And the Taoiseach, who was the Minister for Finance at the time, tells us he knew nothing of the illegal operation even though he has admitted he knew there was a problem with Sean Quinn’s share-holding? Does he think we are all bananas? And, all the time this fiasco is ruining our international credibility when we need it most to borrow from all and sundry just to keep the country above water. Even in Oscar week that’s got to have the makings of a ‘Best Film’ plot!

 

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