Ireland suffers from a cost of living crisis because fundamentally it suffers from a supply crisis:
At present, Ireland is on course for a disastrous pensions reckoning
Government policy in almost every area of Irish life is driving prices through the roof.
An obsession with transposing the prejudices of American progressives into Irish culture, whether those prejudices fit or not.
This is not going to work, though, for a number of reasons, despite the bizarre enduring popularity of NPHET during the pandemic.
Time and time again, he chooses – and “chooses” is the only appropriate word here – to allow dangerous people to go free.
The real problem, as it has been for some time, is that parts of our capital city – and other cities – have been abandoned to a kind of feral lawlessness.
The most galling thing about all of this, of course, is that it is happening because neither parents nor students truly understand the exam system as it is.
Ultimately, these impulses are grounded in fear. Not fear of the person speaking, but fear of the public.
Landlords in Ireland are fleeing the market in record numbers. Here is a secret: They are not fleeing the market because there is too little regulation.
With Richard O’Halloran, the Chinese have shown us their true face. They are not our friends.
Most of you, by now, will already have seen the clip I am talking about here. If you have not, then I can only apologise, from the bottom of my heart, for what it is that I am about to do to you. Keep the volume down good and low on this one, for your […]