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11.30am Media doorstep with Brendan Howlin – Leinster House plinth

Labour Party Leader Brendan Howlin will be available to speak to media at 11.30am on the motion on the Strategic Communications Unit and issues of the day. What: doorstep with Labour Leader Brendan Howlin Where: Leinster House plinth When: 11.30am, Tuesday, 20th March 2018

Labour Trade Unionists
20 March 2018

Privitisation of bus routes very worrying

  Labour Youth is extremely alarmed to hear that Bus Éireann has lost the right to operate on six routes on the Kildare-Dublin corridor to Go Ahead, a British operator. Chairperson Chloe Manahan commented, “this is very concerning for the 70 bus drivers who will be affected by this change. The privatisation agenda of this…

Labour Youth
19 March 2018

Vigilance needed on latest Brexit deal

Labour Party Leader and spokesperson on Foreign Affairs, Brendan Howlin TD, has urged caution in response to today’s agreement between the UK and EU on the transition period. Deputy Howlin said: “While the so-called ‘backstop’ technically remains in place we appear to be no closer to any solution on how it will work in practice….

Labour Admin

19 March 2018

The Sinn Féin mask slips again – Howlin

Commenting on the suspension of Senator Máire Devine from Sinn Féin, Labour Party Leader, Brendan Howlin TD, has said that it is clear that any hope that the new Sinn Féin leadership would herald the dawn of a new era has now disappeared. Deputy Howlin said: “It is business as usual with Sinn Féin as…

Labour Admin

19 March 2018

Schools most in need should receive sports funding

Dublin Labour Senator Kevin Humphreys has expressed his concern at today’s article in the Sunday Business Post regarding the allocation of school sports grants. Senator Kevin Humphreys commented: “I think anyone reading this article would have been jarred by the revelation that 30 public schools had their applications for sports grants turned down this year,…

Labour Admin

18 March 2018

‘Gerry Adams Day’ proclamation an insult to victims

Labour Party Leader, Brendan Howlin, has said it was both unfortunate and inappropriate for the Mayor of New York, Bill de Blasio, to proclaim a Gerry Adams day in New York. Mr Howlin said it was even more inappropriate that he should do so in the presence of the Taoiseach, the democratically elected leader of…

Labour Admin

18 March 2018

Speech by Aodhán Ó Ríordáin to Irish Stand, Riverside Church, NYC

Speaking at tonight’s ‘Irish Stand’ event in the iconic Riverside Church in New York City, Labour Party Senator Aodhán Ó Ríordáin has condemned Taoiseach Leo Varadkar’s invitation to President Trump.  Senator Ó Ríordáin said:  “As we take an Irish Stand this evening I’m mindful of the subtitle of tonight’s event – in Irish ‘Seas an…

16 March 2018

Optional protocol in the UN Convention is a must – Labour Disability

Labour Disability has called on Minister for Disability Issues Finian McGrath to ensure that the Optional Protocol to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities is ratified. Labour Disability chairperson Michael Keegan stated: “Ireland will shortly ratify the Convention itself but has declined to sign or ratify the protocol. This Optional…

Labour Trade Unionists
16 March 2018

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