“It is movement in the right direction, which is the first time in a very long time that such a thing could be said of the Irish Government on this issue.”
The health budget for next year alone – before the HSE’s inevitable cost over-runs, mind you – is at a record level of over €27billion.
Government-run uber. From the people who can’t build a coffee shop for less than six million quid. Give me strength.
That the people working for the state, at almost every level of public administration, exist in a culture where efficiency and accountability is shunned, but fecklessness and incompetence goes unpunished.
“How many armoured divisions does the Pope command?”
Mockery or genius?
Most ludicrously of all, are we going to have the bananas situation where going on national radio or television as a guest becomes wrought with legal peril?
The actual way to bring down rents and increase supply is, paradoxically, to favour landlords in housing policy.
This whole business requires us, if we support Enoch Burke, to pretend to believe in a lie.
The David Moyes of the Irish Economy.
For the purpose of determining what “the public interest” might be, it is easy enough to establish a few grounding principles
3 reasons why the Occupied Territories Bill is mostly dead