The best part of this campaign? The end of the Tea Party
They’re voting, and counting, ans exit-polling. On both sides of the Atlantic, the pundits and anchors are warming up for the long night ahead. Already there has been one winner, […]
They’re voting, and counting, ans exit-polling. On both sides of the Atlantic, the pundits and anchors are warming up for the long night ahead. Already there has been one winner, […]
There is an expression in Norwegian that has always intrigued me. It’s interjected into sentences, much the same way as Londoners use “innit” or Dubliners “you know what I mean.” […]
Following the discovery of the body of James Nolan, the following piece was submitted to two Irish newspapers for publication. Both editors said they liked it a lot, but both […]
So Pat Rabbitte said no. There will be no public enquiry into “tweetgate”, and I doubt Gallagher is too disappointed. He’s in a golden situation, whatever happens. He has been […]
I just had one of those phone calls. You know the kind- the ones that leave you banging your head off the table in frustration, as tears and blood destroy […]
I love Irish politicians. Just when I start to think that they might actually be capable of doing something intelligent, they invariably make a total mess of it. But just […]
Another Friday night, another distinctly underwhelming set-piece interview on Ireland’s Late Late Show. The world’s longest-running chat show is in danger of consigning itself to history; in trying to be […]
Apologies for the recent bout of radio silence – suffice to say that having my first book published has proved to be more work than I expected. For me, being […]
One dead in London, 77 dead in Norway, but the answer to both is the same. More democracy. There is no excuse for what is going on in London right […]
I was in London not three weeks ago, and it was marvellous. I wouldn’t like to be there tonight. It’s a city I’ve loved and loathed in equal measure; I’ve […]