The other morning, if you were up at the crack of dawn, you might have heard me addressing this very question on Newstalk. Yes, was my conclusion, and you can listen back here. Anyway, this is what prompted the discussion: Priti Patel, the home secretary, wants chief constables to make public examples of business owners […]
The sudden death of Dublin City Councilor Anthony Flynn has taken place this afternoon.
Dublin City Council’s City Manager, Owen Keegan, is not, of course, the de jure King of Dublin. The last man to hold such an office was Ascaill Mac Ragnaill, who was shamefully deposed by the English in 1170, and beheaded a year later in a failed attempt to regain his throne. Keegan is, however, effectively […]
The ordinary people of Afghanistan – at least, many ordinary women and children in Afghanistan – are the victims of one of the worst calamities imaginable. There’s a lot of talk in the west these days about “oppression” – but the truth is, we don’t know the meaning of the word. The women of Afghanistan, […]
The plan involves 17 wind turbines, each up to 220 metres in height.
That’s down from a height of 30.5% in August of 2020.
Well now.
That’ll tell ’em.
The figure includes nearly €1.5 million in consultancy fees.
Terrible scenes.
The Directive also establishes legally binding targets “that will become more stringent from 2026″
The Memorandum allows for the selection of teachers from China to teach in Irish schools along with a “language advisor if required