With aims for Ireland to catch up with other countries on disability rights
There's a call for Ireland to catch up with other countries when it comes to disability rights.
The Disability Pride and Power parade takes place in Dublin today, starting from the Garden of Remembrance around now.
Organisers say Ireland needs to move away from the charity model of providing services, and recognise a more grassroots disability model.
"You’re Not A Patriot”: TD Condemns Violent Attack On Indian Man In Tallaght
Locals say fear is rising, with some residents now afraid to leave their homes, even if they have been living in Ireland for a long time, he said.
State Spends €1.2m On Civil Servant Courses While Students Face €1,000 Fee Hike
Over €450,000 was spent by the Department of Justice, making it the biggest spender.
Caught a Thief? Asked For ID? Checked If A Note Was Fake? You Might Get Sued, CEO Warns
Neil McDonnell, CEO of ISME, told Kfm that shop staff are being sued for doing their jobs.
Ryanair Boss Defends Staff Bonuses For Catching Oversized Bags
For every passenger caught, staff make €1.50, and can make up to €80 a month.
Attack On Man In Tallaght "Not" A Reflection Of "Horrified" Locals, Says Community Group Organiser
Footage on social media shows a man in the area covered in blood.
Staus Yellow Rainfall Warning In Place For Kildare As Heavy Downpours Continue
Met Éireann has warned of possible local flooding
Gardaí Revoke Nearly 1,000 Speeding Fines After Camera Fault In Kilkenny
Gardaí have started writing to affected motorists today to inform them the fines and penalties issued for the speeding offences are being revoked.
Kiltegan Man Charged With Weapons Offences To Reappear Before Naas Court In October
22-year-old Shane Kinsella, of Tynock, Kiltegan, Wicklow had originally been charged alongside Evan Fitzgerald, the 22-year-old man who died after firing shots at a shopping centre in Carlow last month.
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