Which makes me ask: Where’s the imagination?
It is, perhaps, the stupidest three paragraphs of text ever suggested to an Irish Government.
Irish people are being sold a pernicious fantasy about renewable energy by their leaders and will ultimately pay a price for it, writes KEVIN MYERS, in his first column for Gript
“Collective”
Just a quarter to Irish people
“Unvetted” ?
A church that speaks out on Christian doctrine only when that doctrine happens to coincidentally serve the political needs of the state is, in this writer’s estimation, barely worthy of the name.
O’Gorman’s opinion as to what “represents as durable” is just that: His personal opinion.
Gaeilge
Names have meaning and significance, and should be treated with the respect they deserve.
Our political class now appears to be in such a desperate state of panic that the apparent priority here was not to think matters through, but to rush the story into print.
China