Connolly Surge Signals a New Era in Irish Presidential Politics A startling 72% of voters believe Catherine Connolly would make a good president, according to recent polling. This isn’t simply a lead; it’s a seismic shift in the Irish political landscape, suggesting a growing appetite for candidates who represent a break from the traditional establishment. … Read more
<p>Over 10,000 mortgage accounts were in arrears in Ireland as of March 2024, a figure that, while down from the peak of the financial crisis, underscores a persistent vulnerability for homeowners. This backdrop is crucial to understanding the recent scrutiny surrounding Catherine Connolly, a barrister who previously represented banks, including during the crash, and now … Read more
A seismic shift is underway in the Irish presidential race. Recent polls indicate a significant lead for independent candidate Catherine Connolly, a development that isn’t simply about individual popularity, but a potent rejection of political inertia. While Jim Gavin, once considered a frontrunner, sees his support waning, Connolly’s rise is fueled by a perceived vacuum … Read more
<p>Just 1.2% of Fortune 500 companies actively recruit individuals with criminal records, a statistic that underscores the systemic barriers faced by ex-offenders seeking reintegration into society. In Ireland, a recent controversy surrounding the employment of Ursula Ní Shionnáin, a convicted gun runner with ties to the republican group Éirígí, by TD Catherine Connolly, is forcing … Read more