Precedent set.
Groupthink Ireland.
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Decisions.
One might think, that, if the prospect of fuel shortages in six or eight months is a reasonable possibility, that Government would be preparing strategic countermeasures now.
It is an open question as to how many Irish people realise that expensive oil is actually the state policy of the Irish Government.
In the UK, the media reflects popular sentiment. Here, it reflects popular sentiment in South Dublin.
“We have to go with the science.”
Back on the cards.
The thing that is in our power – if we indeed believe that disaster is on the horizon – is to prepare for it
Attack of the clones.
Amid spiralling cost of living and fuel costs, Energy and Transport Minister Eamon Ryan has expressed the view that the war in Ukraine is primarily responsible for the problem.