St Patrick’s Cathedral Remembrance Sunday Evensong -10th Nov.2019
GSRMA members are invited to join on the occasion of the annual National Service of Remembrance in St. Patrick’s Cathedral on Remembrance Sunday 10th November 2019. You will know that this day has a very
Congratulations GSRMA Member Barbara Kenny
Congratulations GSRMA Member Dublin West Branch, Barbara Kenny on winning Garda Post latest competition for 2 nights bed & breakfast at the Keadeen Hotel, Co.Kildare.
Anniversary Mass for Deceased Members of An Garda Síochána
Anniversary Mass for deceased members of An Garda Síochána will be celebrated at the Holy Family Church, Aughrim Street at 11.30am on Thursday 21st of November 2019
Thank God for Brexit: a cloak covering the void of vision and Donohoe’s ‘Bertienomics’
By Fionnán Sheahan Irish Independent Donohoe practises ‘Bertienomics’: keep shovelling in the cash Big spender: The Finance Minister has gone from Prudent Paschal to Determined Donohoe. Then we’d get the real policies on economic development,
Families gain from inheritance tax change
THERE was some cheer for people with assets who want to pass them on to their children without paying tax. The tax-free threshold for inheritance tax went up to €335,000. This means a parent can
Few benefit as minister rules out tax cuts across board
By Charlie Weston Irish Independent PEOPLE who stay at home to mind children and the self-employed were the main gainers from income tax changes in the Budget. But the vast majority of income-tax payers lost
Donohoe on thin ice as he takes tentative steps into the political minefield of who pays for climate change
By Richard Curran Irish Independent PASCHAL Donohoe has decided to take a careful, tentative step into the political minefield of climate change. Most people agree that climate change has to be stopped and that Ireland
Budget is ‘absolutely pathetic’ for pensioners
What the Budget means to You: HEALTH consumers were particularly hit in the austerity years with out of-pocket expenses. They faced higher medical card prescription charges after they were promised they would be abolished. And
Government risks wrath of grey vote over missing €5 as it keeps promise to reward public service
From Irish Independent 9th. October 2019 by Anne-Marie Walsh Pensioners have got used to an extra fiver a week in recent years FINANCE Minister Paschal Donohoe is risking the wrath of the formidable grey vote.
St. Paul’s Garda Credit Union – September 2019 Draw winners
St. Paul’s Garda Credit Union – September 2019 Draw winners Ford Kuga Family member - Bernie Pentony, Drogheda, Co. Louth 5 x €1,000 winners Family member - Maria Godfrey, Ballyneety, Co. Limerick Patrick Fortune, Garda