Arklow Debt Expo, Saturday April 26
On Saturday April 26, myself and Local Election Candidate Tom Curran will be holding a day long expo on dealing with debt in the Arklow Bay Hotel from 10 am Continue Reading →
Wicklow communities excluded from Bray Educate Together
It has emerged that Bray is the only town in Wicklow that the new Educate Together Secondary School will serve. School patronage was awarded to Educate Together in Bray on Continue Reading →
Betrayed by Victorian era debtors’ prison mentality
Last week, thousands of Irish families had their mortgages sold, at large discounts, to foreign companies. As a result, many men, women and children will be needlessly evicted, many lives Continue Reading →
He has done the State much service, but Shatter must go.
The question of the week is ‘Will Alan Shatter survive?’ It’s been non-stop. Was the apology too little, too late? Can the Taoiseach lose one of his inner circle? How Continue Reading →
Any protections for Borrowers in the Central Bank Bill 2014?
On the 26th of March we discussed the Draft heads of the Central Bank Bill 2014 in the Finance Committee with the head of legal affairs from the Department of Continue Reading →
Time for the Minister to get the Chop?
On Wednesday, 26th March, I asked Enda Kenny whether Alan Shatter is the right man to lead the Department of Justice given the scandal after scandal that’s dogging his tenure. Continue Reading →