There are very few reasons to keep the prayer, and very many to ditch it.
I was ten in 1974. It was the year that I mainly remember for the fact that Dublin won the All-Ireland and I had been at my first big game – although not my first ever game – in Croke Park, when they beat Cork in the semi-final. The other main memory I have is […]
Move on
More already than in whole of 2021
‘Punished for working hard’
There is plenty of evidence that the World Health Organisation should not be trusted to lead a global public health response.
An example to follow?
Probably the last thing you want to do as an anti-misinformation think-tank.
More and more, the EU looks like a unitary state, and not a federation. It is perfectly legitimate, as we in the Irish Freedom Party do, to say “no” to all of this.
Voters have to take their share of the blame
On Thursday, we celebrated International Nurses Day, which coincides with the birthday of Florence Nightingale. She is regarded as a founder of modern nursing after she became famous for her work during the Crimean War of the 1850s. What has been largely forgotten is that she took inspiration from the works of medical nuns, who […]
Unfortunately, none of us dreamt up Covid. We haven’t been asleep since March 2020, and we didn’t invent the checkpoints or the missed funerals. A Cork grandmother really has spent months in jail for not masking up in a shop, and Stephen Donnelly did actually want to know what you had for breakfast. What’s more […]