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The tentative question of Taoiseach Enda Kenny’s future as Fine Gael leader will be top of the media agenda following his return from the US next week. It was expected that the much anticipated announcement at Fine Gael parliamentary party in F

Altering the truth is always wrong but it could be fatal if orchestrated to justify war or the use of nuclear weapons, writes Jason O’Sullivan Solicitor and Public Affairs Consultant at J.O.S Solicitors


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Following Donald Trump’s presidential inauguration last Friday, the newly-appointed White House press secretary Sean Spicer lambasted journalists for what he claimed was “deliberately false reporting” regarding the attendance figure

Following Donald Trump’s Presidential Inauguration last Friday (20^th January 2017), the newly appointed White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer, lambasted journalists for what he claimed was “deliberately false reporting” regar

A powerful story of active citizenship emerged recently on social media through the Reasons2Remain Facebook page in the U.K, an online community group set up to support the argument for Britain’s continued membership of the EU and to report on

Jason O’ Sullivan Solicitor and Public Affairs Consultant at J.O.S Solicitors appeared on RTÉ Six One News as Spokesperson for Island Ferries Teo following discussions with Government & Galway Co. Co on the introduction of a controve

Jason O’Sullivan, Solicitor from J.O.S Solicitors and spokesperson for Island Ferries Teo, along with Thomas Welby, Independent Councillor for Connemara and member of Galway County Council, discuss the withdrawal of ferry services to Inis M&oac

Jason O’ Sullivan Solicitor at J.O.S Solicitors writes about the media reports this week that two senior gardaí have made protected disclosures to the Department of Justice, that will raise fresh questions again about the treatment of wh

The media reports this week that two senior gardaí have made protected disclosures to the Department of Justice will raise fresh questions about the treatment of whistleblowers within the force and within Irish society, writes Jason O’ S