The Irish Government came very late to a sensible approach to covid. But they should be praised for getting there in the end. And these figures vindicate that approach.
And there’s a reason, by the way, that we vape blueberry and strawberry and mint and lemon flavoured e-cigarettes.
Irish Water, while we’re on the subject, are very proud of their own performance. At least, if we judge it on the bonuses paid out for performance last year:
The Government’s biggest remaining strength is that it remains the only viable alternative in the public mind to Sinn Fein and Sinn Fein’s “radical change”. But it is not loved, for that. It is resented.
“It is incompetence of the highest degree. It is Government by the cast of Some Mothers Do ‘Ave ‘Em.”
Since November of 1990 the Conservative and Unionist party has been searching its ranks for the reincarnation of Mrs. Thatcher.
A decade ago, the idea that we might ever effectively mandate vaccination and lock the great unwashed out of society would have been universally regarded as extreme.
Falling sales threaten the entire industry, and so the industry repackages itself as “too essential to fail”.
Mr Trump, now, is Biden’s best and likely only hope at a second term.
In fact, asking some Ukrainian refugees to go home would probably be good for Ukraine.
In a democracy, voters are never going to permit their leaders to fly around the globe while depriving the ordinary people of the same privilege. It
Is our health service better after Leo’s long years in office? Are waiting lists shorter? Are taxes lower, or higher?