Around four thousand people who earned more than €100,000 last year paid no tax on their income through availing of tax breaks in areas such as property investment and business expansion schemes, acco

Dublin City Councillors voted overwhelmingly to support the demonstration at the Dail on September 29th.

There has been an increase in the number of people sleeping rough on the streets of Dublin over the past 18 months.

Derry's first ever Gay pride parade passes with lots of colour and entertainment.

Galway consultants are to march from Merlin Park to Galway city centre to express concerns over the run-down of Merlin Park hospital services.

Civil rights campaigners have scored a significant victory in scuppering a DUP/Sinn Fein plan to severely curtail the ability of workers’ and community organisations to fight job losses and spending c

Around 500 protesters confronted former British Prime Minister Tony Blair when he arrived at Easons on O'Connell St, in Dublin to sign copies of his memoirs.

The government and TD's are on their holidays as upto three hundred took part in a protest and carnival to highlight the jobs crisis in this country.

The Irish Anti-War Movement (IAWM) has announced it will open a book of condolences this weekend in Dublin for the victims of Tony Blair's military actions and foreign policies in Iraq, Afghanistan an

Anti-war movements in Ireland are making waves protesting against mass murderer Tony Blair's book promotion visit to Ireland, planned for 3rd/4th September.