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June
June 2024
Public Accounts Committee
Director of Kildare abattoir had previous conviction for 'cruelty to horses', committee told
Revelations about a Kildare abattoir and financial transactions involving an injured jockeys charity have come in for scrutiny today.
Horseracing industryNina Carberry 'horrified' by abattoir abuses, says she never sent horses to Shannonside Foods
Michael D HigginsPresident says libraries are facing 'censorship' due to 'intimidation by far-right groups'
Horse racing sectorHorse racing bodies to appear before Dáil committee next week amid abattoir revelations
ElectionsPeadar Tóibín defends Aontú's election performance after it fails to capitalise on referendums
Enoch BurkeEnoch Burke loses defamation case over newspaper article that described him as ‘annoying’ Mountjoy prisoners
Local ElectionsSinn Féin bucks the trend in Waterford council as FF returns with lowest seat tally in decades
WaterfordSergeant denies asking gardaí to step outside room just prior to alleged assault of suspect
Sinn Féin
SF has slumped in the polls - we spoke to grassroots members about what needs to change
Sinn Féin may yet make major gains at the polls this week, but its grassroots say the leadership isn’t listening on major issues.
On the campaign trail
Green MEP candidate tests water supplies for nitrates as she canvasses in Ireland South
The Journal spoke to MEP Grace O’Sullivan during a novel type of campaigning in Ireland South.
RTÉ
Just move the station to Cork? Experts give their take on what next for 2FM
The departures of four big names from the 2FM roster have caused much speculation across the industry.
May
May 2024
daytime schedule2FM shakeup: Lottie Ryan and David O’Reilly taking 2 Johnnies slot (for the summer at least)
South East TUCollege to condemn Gaza war, but stops short of cutting ties with firms profiting from conflict
InquiryBill Kenneally: Ex-sergeant says he likely 'would have known' if 1987 investigation took place
hibernia collegeTeacher-training college backs down from hiking 'extortionate' charges after student backlash
Good EducationStudents' union hails 'win for the right to protest' after Trinity drops €214,000 fine
