All through the Celtic Tiger years and for most of the resultant austerity, most informed conversation centred on the economy. Indeed most uninformed conversation did also. We moved from discussing life in terms of millions to using billions instead and … Continue reading →
This bloody lockdown gives a fellow far too much time to think. I turned 64 last month and over the following few days I had too much time to think about that too. So here are some of my aimless … Continue reading →
Now, where was I? Oh yes, I was on about this troublesome life we all lead. Well, you may have noticed that it has just got a lot more troublesome lately. We are, apparently, in the grip of a pandemic … Continue reading →