Kildare Nationalist — What the papers say: Monday's front pages
The fallout from the resounding No votes in the referendums continues to dominate the front pages of the Irish newspapers.
Source: kildare-nationalist.ie
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What the papers say: Monday's front pages
The fallout from the resounding No votes in the referendums continues to dominate the front pages of the Irish newspapers.
Source: breakingnews.ie
Carlow Nationalist — Referendums were doomed from the start
Walter Lacey with Michael McDowell in Dublin Castle at the weekend From: Walter Lacey, Bullock Park, Carlow SINCE time began, the most treasured person in the…
Source: carlow-nationalist.ie
Ireland referendum: how the government's nightmare day unfolded
Opposition parties are fast to blame government as they try to distance themselves from defeat in a referendum they backed
Source: thetimes.co.uk
Ireland risks losing its appeal to big multinationals – The Irish Times
The lights are not flashing red — but they are now on orange
Source: irishtimes.com
Ireland's referendums: what went wrong, and what happens now? | Ireland
Rejection of proposed changes to constitution represent stunning defeat for government and country’s entire political establishment
Source: theguardian.com
The rise of rural solar farms: A new gold rush meets the wild west of runaway developments
A battery of new solar farms planned for Co Meath has led to sparks flying among locals who are divided on their benefits and their negative effects on nature and biodiversity
Source: irishtimes.com
Surrealing in the Years: The results are in ... referendums remain nation's messiest pastime
At least until these new nightclubs laws come into effect.
Source: thejournal.ie
Big Read: Finger pointed at Leo Varadkar as blame game begins over 'mishandled, poorly timed and confusing' referendums
There was less than an hour between Junior Integration Minister Joe O’Brien insisting the family and care referendums had “absolutely not” been lost and his party leader Eamon Ryan arriving at the RDS to concede yesterday morning. By that stage, with the ballot boxes open just over two hours, the coalition blame game was already well under way behind the scenes.
Source: independent.ie
Irish voters hand resounding defeat to proposed family and care amendments
Voters on Saturday rejected two amendments to Ireland's constitution that aimed to give more inclusive language around family and caregivers.
Roderic Ogorman Leo Varadkar Eamon Ryan Labour Party Leader Ivana Bacik Peadar Toib Party Leader Ivana Bacik
Source: upi.com