Exclusive: the traders report on the Economic Impacts of the Proposed Traffic Management Changes in the Draft Dublin City Centre Transport Plan 2023 New report says Transport Plan would reduce retail spending in the City Centre by €141,253,366 in 2028 (when all the proposed changes would be in place) and lead to corresponding reductions in […] The post New report says Transport Plan would reduce retail spending in the City Centre by €141,253,366 in 2028 appeared first on Village Magazine ..read more

In the last thirty years Sinn Féin has become a major nationalistic force in Irish pol-itics. It seemed like it would be socialist. The post Nationalism, a scourge appeared first on Village Magazine ..read more

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A legal battle over the ownership of lands around the Lough Allen hotel in Drumshanbo, County Leitrim The post Drumshambles: Ukrainians evicted as legal row erupts over hotel appeared first on Village Magazine ..read more

The vicissitudinous financial backstory of Mayor John Moran of Limerick The post Cerberus report to rear heads in late July appeared first on Village Magazine ..read more

In September 2023 Village documented the experience of Seán O’Brien, a Prison Officer in Portlaoise in the 1980s, who stopped an IRA prisoner’s attempt to avoid extradition The post Hugh O’Brien: Another Prison Officer abused by the Prison Services appeared first on Village Magazine ..read more

Edited extract from statement of Sam Rosenfeld to Kenova Tribunal The post PeterKeeley: murderer, of the FRU and RUC: scandalously unprosecuted in NI or the Republic appeared first on Village Magazine ..read more

Renters across the country continue to be compelled to share bedrooms with strangers despite calls from housing organisations to introduce legislation that prevents the “warehousing” of tenants. By Conor O’Carroll New analysis by Village Magazine of rental listings has found the practice of multiplying the number of occupants in a room remains widespread, forcing many […] The post Over 100 shared rooms listed for rent as overcrowding remains widespread issue appeared first on Village Magazine ..read more

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As government again removes asylum-seekers and their tents, the notion of ‘a criminal offence in principle’ remains unknown to law and the Canal Act expressly disapplies itself to persons using canal property for less than a week in one place. By Michael Smith. Ten days ago, on 11 May, I asked the Department of the […] The post Department of Taoiseach repeatedly fails to prove criminality of pitching of tents on Canal appeared first on Village Magazine ..read more