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Billionaire businessman and owner of X (formerly Twitter), Elon Musk, has vowed to pay for Irish citizens to challenge the impending Hate Speech Bill. Musk made...

Irish Network Against Racism ‘baffled and frustrated’ at lack of prosecutions for arson attacks and incitement to hatred content

Unthinkable: Pushing ahead with the hate offences Bill may be a bad strategy, even if criticism of the initiative has been ‘completely misguided’

A first-term senator from the minority caucus presumed to address a friendly sovereign government on how to respond to a domestic crisis. The b*lls on this guy.

In response to the Dublin riots, Ireland’s Prime Minister Leo Varadkar declared, “We’ll modernize our laws against incitement to hatred and hatred in general.”

Spokesman for Helen McEntee indicates the controversial Bill will not be considered until the new year

The 15-year sentences handed down in the Strokestown eviction case shows judges can be tough on violent behaviour

Joe Brolly added to his ongoing war of words with MMA fighter Conor McGregor on stage at the Gig for Gaza in Dublins 3Arena on Tuesday night, November 28.

An investigation into the role played by far-right online agitators regarding the riots in Dublin last week has begun. A team of detectives from the National Bu...

Sir — On Sunday, October 29, a letter from Bishop Alphonsus Cullinan was read out before the 9am mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Tallow, Co Waterford. In it, several issues were presented for our attention. One was the lack of priests in the diocese.