Person: Pádraig Rice

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<p>'Why is the Dáil chamber so often empty?' That's one of the questions constituents ask first-time TD Pádraig Rice. Stock picture</p>

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Pádraig Rice: Dáil must become a better workplace to truly represent Ireland

A little under four months into the 34th Dáil, first-time TD Pádraig Rice reflects on the chamber's composition, its workload, and its long paralysis due to the speaking rights row

<p>Pádraig Rice became the Social Democrats party's first Cork city councillor when he was elected in June, coming in third with 10% of the first preference vote.</p>

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Pádraig Rice chosen to contest general election for Social Democrats in Cork South Central

<p>Figures show of the city's total 11,000-unit housing stock, a total of 348 are vacant — a vacancy rate of 3.16%. File picture: Mark Stedman/RollingNews.ie</p>

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'Unacceptable': Almost 350 vacant council houses in Cork City

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Italian plans to ban surrogacy 'disturbing', says Irish expert

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New all-island LGBT+ forum will enhance cooperation between north and south

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‘Everybody’s vote is equal so make sure that yours will count’

UCC to hold workshops for LGBT+ students focusing on coming out in college

New workshops for LGBT+ students, focusing on coming out in college, are to take place as part of Freshers Week this year at University College Cork (UCC) for the first time ever.

Mon, 02 Sep, 2019

Cork LGBT charity reveal plan to 'Make Cork the Best Place to be LGBT'

Cork's Gay Project have today launched two policy papers on how to make Cork the best place to be LGBT.

Fri, 10 May, 2019

Media faces a 're-do moment' says UCC conference

Traditional media firms are facing a "re-do" moment, the executive editor of the Irish Examiner told a journalism conference at UCC over the weekend.

Mon, 17 Feb, 2014

Students drop out over delay in grants

DOZENS of hard-up students are dropping out of college every week because of massive delays in issuing grants.

Mon, 28 Feb, 2011