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Would prefer the to expect Mr Hogan out of a job by the end of the year…
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Expect your first water bill in late 2014, says Phil Hogan
Environment minister couldn’t say how much it will cost consumers, but said a standing charge would be involved.
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Poll: Would you support the idea of a European army?
FRENCH PRESIDENT EMMANUEL Macron called for a “real” European army to be established last Tuesday, at the beginning of a week commemorating the centenary of the end of the First World War.
The French President is specifically pushing for the creation of a nine-country European force which would be independent from NATO and which could rapidly mount a joint military operation.
In June, nine countries - France, Germany, Belgium, Britain, Denmark, the Netherlands, Estonia, Spain and Portugal – signed off on a joint military intervention force.
As EU security and defence spending has increased, and after we signed up to Permanent Structured Cooperation (PESCO) in December of last year, some have argued that Ireland’s neutrality is now under threat.
So, today we’re asking: Would you support the idea of a European army?
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That is the sound of inevitability….
The Fine Gael and Labour Government.
The Eurobankers very own Debt Collection Agency.
Put in place to collect false Ponzi Debt from the Irish people.
Filthy!!
Nobody trusts their Banker.
Except for the Irish Government.
A bunch of Jobsworth,Toothless, Schoolteachers.