Cheering for gay rights while waving the flags of regimes who jail gays
350 million barrels of Irish Oil, sitting under the sea.
The Green Party has told Gript that the €72 million Basic Income for the Arts scheme is “cost neutral” to the State, because without it, many recipients would simply “have to go back into the social welfare system and seek jobseekers allowance”:
“It is about eliminating stigma of social welfare.”
Pancakes are not more expensive by accident.
Notably, Eamon Ryan’s distress emerged on the same day that one of his erstwhile allies made a key admission.
Angry clash in DonabateÂ
Here is a thing that most Irish people do not understand: Higher energy prices have been the long-term policy of the Irish state for about twenty years.
Three card trick.
The droughts predicted in 2008 never came.
In the European Union, the whole point of advisory boards is not to make policy more efficient, but to make it more centralised and European.
The government says they are on your side but…… it doesn’t feel like that here.