Dedicated public transport Garda unit.
In Ireland, the choice is between energy, experience, and change. Those aren’t ideas, but marketing slogans.
Tánaiste Micheál Martin tells Ben Scallan he “takes issue” with IFAC’s suggestion that the Budget isn’t serious.
“People in desperate need.”
The Tánaiste has largely been reduced to standing in the background and nodding his approval, like a lesser Burke family member during an Enoch video.
As things stand, though, with the proviso that they can change quickly, the Taoiseach is going to cruise to re-election, and an unprecedented fourth consecutive term in Government for Fine Gael.
London’s demographics, a new book you should read; the Irish soccer mess, and why Gript won’t stop asking about the Bike Shed.
A week after the €336k Leinster House bike shed story emerged
Martin’s warm welcome
Almost €300m estimated for 2023.
“That’s not really an answer to the question.” “Oh it most certainly is.” Tánaiste Micheál Martin defends his view that the Covid inquiry should not be “adversarial”, because that would make decision makers hesitant to act during the next crisis. Question by @Ben_Scallan.
A box-ticking exercise.