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Mother of six argues she has right to be drunk in public

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A mother of six argued at Tuam Court that as a EU citizen she has a right to be drunk in public. She told Judge James Faughnan that in her country she had this right and so it should apply in Ireland where she has lived for 12 years.

Acquiring Irish citizenship is a privilege – not a right

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Irish citizenship by naturalisation is a privilege, not a right, and it is appropriate that the conditions of citizenship are reviewed from time to time.

Islanders must have say in any new Government policy on the islands, says Connolly

Unless those living on Ireland’s offshore islands are consulted and involved in any Government policy on the islands, any such policy will be “doomed to repeat the mistakes of the past”.

Know your rights - applying for an Irish passport card

Question: I am 18 and flying to Spain for a holiday this summer. Can I use a passport card when travelling to Spain, and how do I apply for one?

Stunning nature and ancient heritage in Namibia

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I am just back from what can only be described as a trip of a lifetime in Namibia, a country of stunning scenery and wildlife that everyone should visit once.

Enter youth awards

Youth groups from Mayo are invited to enter the 2011 permanent TSB Foróige Youth Citizenship Awards, which recognise young people who are doing their bit for society and working to make their communities a better place.

City family calls for deaths of Irish citizens abroad to be registered at home

A city family addressed an Oireachtas committee yesterday (Wednesday) calling on the Minister for Social Protection to amend existing legislation so that the deaths of Irish citizens abroad may be registered at home in Ireland.

 

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