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Government leaders say Niall Collins should have recused himself from meeting about land later sold to his wife - Vimarsana News

Government leaders say Niall Collins should have recused himself from meeting about land later sold to his wife

Fianna Fáil minister of state Niall Collins should have recused himself from a local authority meeting where councillors discussed selling land which was ultimately bought by his wife, Tánaiste Micheál Martin has said.

Donegal TD seeks accountability for Minister of State's actions - Vimarsana News

Donegal TD seeks accountability for Minister of State's actions

A Donegal Sinn Féin TD has called for Deputy Niall Collins to be held to account following an alleged property purchase. The Fianna Fáil Minister has

Source: oceanfm.ie
Niall Collins: How Limerick County Council came to sell land to the Fianna Fáil TD's wife - Vimarsana News

Niall Collins: How Limerick County Council came to sell land to the Fianna Fáil TD's wife

Collins had not responded until the allegations until last night.

Varadkar's dead wallaby defence buys Niall Collins no time for a break – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Varadkar's dead wallaby defence buys Niall Collins no time for a break – The Irish Times

Opposition TDs say they will not tolerate another statement in the tumbleweed hours

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar's weak leadership laid bare as Sinn Féin shows way on dissent over refugee housing - Vimarsana News

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar's weak leadership laid bare as Sinn Féin shows way on dissent over refugee housing

Now that Uncle Joe has flown back home, all we’re left with is the warm feeling we get from an immigrant departing, but grateful for the welcome. As John F Kennedy reflected 60 years ago following his historic visit to Ireland: “You send us home covered with gifts, which we can barely carry, but most of all you send us home with the warmest memories of you and of your country.”