You don’t attract more people into a job by making that job a little bit more painful
Imagine for one second that the video which emerged this week were not of a politician, but of a Roman Catholic Bishop. Would the media’s present vow of Omerta hold?
One arm of Government suspended funding to TENI just six weeks ago, based on a failure to produce accounts. And another arm of that same Government, with no apparent regard for the concerns of the Department of Health, has just handed them close to six figures.
Would society survive with only six shopping days per week?
One in ten young people attempting to take their own lives is the kind of headline which makes you sit up straight and pay attention.
I’m far more interested in what pieces like this say about Irish people than I am in what they say about Ireland’s migrant communities.
The conversation that we are not really permitted to have.
“Those lads don’t object to British Rule, so much as they object to Rule, full stop”.
One way of looking at that money is that it’s not savings at all: It’s a visual representation of the cost to the economy of covid.
I must confess, such conversations have always struck me as intellectually interesting, but ultimately very silly
During covid, people were not just banned for vaccine conspiracy theories. They were also banned for reasonable questions.
They had him red-handed. They had his phone. They had his laptop. They had the messages to the two girls, and the naked photo that he sent of himself.