Back in August 2016 I wrote a piece entitled, "Who owns what?" A year before that in July 2015 I wrote another on a similar topic entitled, "Whose Liable?" The subject matter was about our homes and the banks and the necessary … Continue reading →
Even in the venerable pages of the Irish Times you will struggle to see a reader's letter that is not perfectly politically correct in all respects. Somehow our citizens are all toeing the party line and chanting the official mantras … Continue reading →
As someone who has spent at least a half of my working life behind the wheel of a car, I always keep on an eye on transport stories. Today in the "Indo," Paul Melia covers the problems being experienced by … Continue reading →
You do really have to despair at the thick, ignorant, parochial nature of the echo chamber that is the Irish Government. "Apple boss Tim Cook has been accused of snubbing the Dáil after refusing to attend hearings on a €13bn … Continue reading →