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Councillor speaks of relief after man identified for harassing up to 80 other councillors

Councillor speaks of relief after man identified for harassing up to 80 other councillors

It has also prompted renewed concerns around anonymous phone calls and the protections available to elected representatives who are targeted while carrying out their public duties.

Nearly 300 flood-prone sites were proposed for rezoning by councillors

Nearly 300 flood-prone sites were proposed for rezoning by councillors

Last week, the Minister of State with responsibility for flood defences, Kevin "Boxer" Moran, had said that future homes built on flood-prone land would not receive any publicly funded flood defences

Councillors slam mayor over 'sh*tshow' stewardship in Limerick

Councillors slam mayor over 'sh*tshow' stewardship in Limerick

The elected representatives told a special meeting of the council on Tuesday night of “toxic” comments by Mr Moran in an interview on his local radio station LIVE 95 on October 22nd

Calls for the country's main high-security prison to be turned into a museum

Calls for the country's main high-security prison to be turned into a museum

Gareth Sheridan fails to secure presidential nomination from Carlow County Council

Gareth Sheridan fails to secure presidential nomination from Carlow County Council

Concern over plans to turn Drogheda's largest hotel into centre for asylum seekers

Concern over plans to turn Drogheda's largest hotel into centre for asylum seekers

Engagement with communities needed to stop 'far-right influence on local representatives'

Engagement with communities needed to stop 'far-right influence on local representatives'

Fianna Fáil councillors blame Government policies on Galway hotel fire

Fianna Fáil councillors blame Government policies on Galway hotel fire

Mon, 18 Dec, 2023

Seamus Walsh attended a protest at the hotel on Friday and gave an interview to RTÉ, in which he insisted that local people were "afraid of what they will encounter from now on with every sort of stranger in the area."