There is no doubt in anybody’s mind that the numbers of people and the waiting times in A&E wards around the country is a national scandal. The nurses organization have regularly tracked the numbers over the years and anytime a … Continue reading →
One company I worked for in the past, which was growing rapidly in monetary and headcount terms, decided to go for an IPO. To float such an entity to the market, a number of boxes needed to be ticked, one … Continue reading →
This week, the HSE issued yet another report on smoking. The amount of repetitive and lazy research on this topic is probably why the HSE has little money left to invest in other areas. Anyway, this particular headline ran, “Smoking … Continue reading →
Until recently, the tallest building in Ireland was the 18-story County Hall in my native Cork. In a country of single and two story housing, an 18 story building is a huge landmark. When it was first built in 1965, … Continue reading →