It might be better for Governments if they had to work a little harder for support in the Oireachtas.
There’s no evidence that Musk is, particularly, a conservative.
In many ways it is hard to blame the campaign group “Together for Safety” for lying as brazenly and openly as they did about the purpose and timing of prayer vigils at University Hospital Limerick. They are, after all, a campaign group, pursuing a political goal. So, when they claimed that “pro-life” campaigners had been […]
Chances are, of course, that this will just end up being the classic Irish law: broadly ignored
There are very few reasons to keep the prayer, and very many to ditch it.
Losing Crimea would be an enormous blow to the Russians. One they might feel constituted an attack on their territory.
With EU treaty reform on the horizon, and moving quickly, the pressure on Ireland to, at the very least, join an EU common defence mechanism will soon be overwhelming.
Voters have to take their share of the blame
You cannot legislate away biological reality. And when you try to do it, you risk unforeseen consequences.
Pro-Lifers can only dream of having the power and influence that is being assigned to them by the conspiracy theorists driving the national conversation around this.
RTE is, of course, entitled to publish a varied and diverse range of opinions – but surely those opinions should be based on some version of possible reality?
How can you say to Unionists that you respect them and their votes while at the same time saying that their country is illegitimate?