Rabbitte caught as Gallagher wags the dog
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 […]
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‘Cheque mate’ proves silence is golden
Even if it doesn’t come from Michael D’s corner, there will be at least one more major twist in this election yet. I wouldn’t be surprised if it was around […]
Et tu Mary? Then fall, Seanie
I’d like to think that one of the reasons that people like reading this blog is the fact that I don’t mind admitting when I’m wrong. And boy, was I […]
Why a Gallagher victory means the end for Fianna Fáil
The cliché goes that it ain’t over till the fat lady sings, even if in Dana’s case it was over as soon as she opened her mouth, but it’s not […]
Only one poll matters now
There are two polls left in this presidential campaign. One (already leaked) doesn’t matter. The other matters a lot. Already the good folk at politics.ie are mulling the numbers from the […]
You talking to me?
The hardest part of not living in Ireland is not having access to the Sunday papers in all their chaotic, supplement-filled glory. I miss having a big bunt of them […]
Swing and a miss on sex abuse story
I hate having to agree with Dana, but sometimes something is right, no matter who is saying it. The decision by certain media outlets to publish allegations of sexual abuse […]
Media fares worst in presidential opinion poll
The first credible poll related to the presidential election in a long time, and there are plenty of losers. The biggest of these is neither Norris nor Mitchell but the […]
Bosses don’t often give compliments, but I remember one in particular being lyrical the night before an event. We were sitting by my desk late one night, ties loosened, going […]
The not-so-great Late Late debate
First things first. What occurred on the Late Late on Friday wasn’t a presidential debate – at least not in the accepted sense. Despite showing a nice line in creative […]
