Also in demand: Tall blue eyed finance bros, and much better advice from the Irish Times agony aunt.
If Sinn Fein really wants to start winning back votes, it should be advocating that the next ten thousand migrants are welcome – so long as they are accommodated in places like Sachs Hotel. And Dalkey. And Foxrock. And Ballsbridge.
The past – including covid 19 – is a way to draw that contrast between insiders and outsiders. Such a contrast, one might think, would be very valuable to anybody looking to break into the system on June 7th.
Perhaps now that their itch for international prominence has been sated for a while, they might do something about crime.
Populists in a position of power has the potential to cause Ukraine significant political difficulty in the years ahead.
One candidate had a great night. Some others did not.
From arch euroskeptic to Brussels institutionalist – in a decade.
How do you get to the top of the queue for accommodation in Thornton Hall? You go and get a free tent and pitch it along the canal.
The picture will change over the coming weeks inevitably for a few reasons.
Why questions – and how you phrase them – really matters.
To the extent that Fine Gael is winning back votes, it is winning them back from people who want to see some change, but not loads of change.
It’s just funny, and entirely stupid, that they’re taking so long to make a dumb mistake that they are determined to make, but could make tomorrow all by themselves.