I think that all parents find their children’s teen years the most stressful. They are moving from childhood into the transition years to adult life via the awkwardness of the teenage time. Both genders are wobbling about in adult bodies … Continue reading →
At the end of August I wrote about my concerns with the delays Apple was experiencing in Galway. My fear was that they would get impatient and tell the objecting locals to fuck off. So the Irish Times reports this morning … Continue reading →
Back in 2013, the then Garda Commissioner Martin Callinan’s views on whistleblowing became publicly known when two members of the Gardai brought to the attention of members of Dáil Éireann that senior Gardaí had inappropriately wiped penalty points from driving … Continue reading →
Have you ever heard of a politician called Jim Daly? No? Well, Jim was the Proprietor of the Courthouse Bar in Rosscarbery from 1995 to 2001. At a guess, the pub failed but Jim was a qualified primary school teacher … Continue reading →