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Local elections 2024: Who now holds the cards in the councils of Ireland? - Vimarsana News

Local elections 2024: Who now holds the cards in the councils of Ireland?

Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael hold six seats each in Cavan, followed by Sinn Féin with three seats. Independent Ireland, Aontú and an Independent make up the remainder, with one seat each.

Four political parties provide no account statement to Sipo - Vimarsana News

Four political parties provide no account statement to Sipo

Four registered political parties have provided no statement of accounts to the State’s ethics watchdog last year, including The National Party.

New Cathaoirligh elected in Clonmel and Cahir-Cashel-Tipp - Vimarsana News

New Cathaoirligh elected in Clonmel and Cahir-Cashel-Tipp

The Clonmel Municipal District elected a new Cathaoirleach and Leas Cathaoirleach at its Council’s AGM. Workers’ and Unemployed Action’s Pat English has been elected as the Mayor of the Clonmel Borough District, taking over from Michael Murphy. Cllr. Siobhán Ambrose was elected as Deputy Mayor of Clonmel Borough District. Cahir-Cashel-Tipp have also selected their new […]

Source: tippfm.com
Sinn Féin accounts for bulk of reported political party donations in 2020 - Vimarsana News

Sinn Féin accounts for bulk of reported political party donations in 2020

Party discloses €70,668 out of €152,000 for all parties to public standards body

Republican states ending unemployment early is an unnecessary test of the labor shortage - Vimarsana News

Republican states ending unemployment early is an unnecessary test of the labor shortage

Cutting off unemployment insurance early is all politics, not economics.

Source: vox.com