In my 20 years as a journalist, I've never attended a council meeting quite like this. If I had included all the insults and random name calling, this article would have been 1,000 words longer. @IrishTimes
https://t.co/Yg76UYiYYA
We want farmers, particularly those on marginal land to believe they have a future "farming for nature"... but have we ever given them reason to believe this future exists?
I'm not sure we have.
https://t.co/AWlEHCYQlm
“People seem to want change, but they don’t vote for change” – Hilary Tonge
Hillary Tonge (SD) says she is disappointed with the results but happy with her own showing.
“I think it is the same old same old unfortunately,” she told The Clare Champion.
#generalelection2024
“I am finished with electoral politics and with representing farmers” Punch
Eddie Punch has closed the door on his political career following his showing in the general election. The former ICSA general secretary said he is “finished” representing farmers.
#generalelection2024
With all 180 boxes in the Ennis count centre open, the outcome looks virtually set. Timmy Dooley (FF) is set to top the poll with 11,041 ahead of Cathal Crowe (FF), Joe Cooney (FG) and Donna Mcgettigan (SF). #GeneralElection2024#Clare#ClareChampion
Sinn Féin's Donna McGettigan is polling very strongly with 62 of the 180 boxes open in Clare. The Shannon councillor has 2,069 first preference votes according to a joint tally by Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael and the Green Party.
Sinn Féin's Donna McGettigan is polling strongly with 62 of 180 boxes open in Clare. The Shannon councillor has 2,069 first preference votes according to a joint tally by FF, FG and Green Party. Dooley (FF) continues to lead the way (4,140 votes) ahead of Cooney (FG) (2,967).
Sitting TD, Violet-Anne Wynne (Ind), looks set to lose her Dáíl seat if early tallies are to be believed. The West Clare Independent TD, has just over 0.5% of first preference votes, with 28 of the 180 boxes open.
#GeneralElection24
If this is not corrected in the next bulletin I will be making a complaint to Ofcom. I though we were past this terrible and dangerous journalism. Very disappointing.
@bbcworldservice your correspondent on News Hour has just spoken as if nationalist are the only militant threat to the police in Northern Ireland. This is entirely incorrect and damaging information and needs to be corrected immediately.
A piece in this week's @Farming_Indo about the River Feale in Kerry. Rewetting of farm land is going to effect thousands of farmers in the decades to come. It is critically important that this is done in a fair and open way.
https://t.co/OtOXX67zWZ
A piece from yesterday's meeting of Galway City Council: Galway City Council chief executive dismisses councillor’s ‘bulls**t’ comment https://t.co/VoCcQ33SDg