As so often in Ireland, the fools are the people who actually obey the law with good grace.
Boris Johnson and Health Secretary Sajid Javid are both understood to be opposed to any change to the assisted suicide law.
Most voters, of course, are blissfully unaware of the sheer scale of spending on Green Energy.
You’d feel sorry for them, if you didn’t realise the truth: They let him do it to them.
When the satirical Babylon Bee – which proudly trumpets its claim to provide ‘Fake News You Can Trust’ – publishes a piece that may not be too wide of the sordid reality, then the target might realise that they are in real bother. Photo Credit: White Coat Waste Project as published in the Hill https://bit.ly/3Ec6Lq8 […]
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The summit of EU leaders in Brussels came to a close with no firm decision being made on what steps ought to be taken to force Poland to toe the line on the EU’s insistence that the EU legal framework ought to have primacy over the constitutions of member states. Part of the impasse is […]
After kneecapping the hospitality sector with the longest and most draconian lockdown in the EU, the government continues to troll the industry by now requiring club goers to buy tickets up to 72 hours in advance. Irish nightclubs, which were closed for an absolutely unsustainable 585 days during the pandemic due to government restrictions, have […]
Tánaiste Leo Varadkar has admitted that Covid “will be with us forever,” while in the same breath warning that future lockdowns are not out of the question. It’s actually beyond a pisstake at this stage. Speaking to reporters yesterday, Varadkar said: “I think it’s increasingly clear that Covid is going to be with us forever. […]
Ireland, despite having the longest and strictest Covid lockdown in the EU, still fell short of its 2020 carbon emission targets by a significant margin. Yet the Greens are still doubling down on even more radical climate measures. Under a Green EU agreement called the Effort Sharing Decision, Ireland had agreed to reduce its carbon […]
Does he even care?
What about sovereignty?