Recently storm Ophelia caused three fatalities across Ireland in a single day. Of course, to put some perspective on that, on any average day in the country, around eighty people die from all causes, (30,000 deaths/year). In the case of … Continue reading →
It cost over €100 million to run the Houses of the Oireachtas last year, (or €384,615 per working day), according to the released figures and in return, the Dáil sat 123 times or a total of 1,023 sitting hours. Bear … Continue reading →
I penned a couple of articles here about the difficulty Apple are having trying to spend nearly €900,000,000 in Athenry, arsehole of Galway on the remote Irish West Coast. You can only guess at how these things were done but … Continue reading →
This morning the Guardian headlines with, “Theresa May pleads with EU27 for Brexit deal she can defend.” I seem to remember not too long ago that David Cameron found himself doing the exact same thing. The difference of course is that … Continue reading →