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 […]
Tag Archives: Irish Independent
The Ten Commandments of Irish Journalism
And lo, the Lords did not answer their e-mails, or return the phone calls, leaving the faithful to draw their own conclusions. These commandments have been handed down to me […]
Poles pay the bill for paper’s lack of resources
As the perfect media storm formed over Donegal and Magda this week, it washed up a pathetic excuse from one of the journalists involved. Norma Costello took to her blog […]
When “inaccurate” is just a fancy word for “wrong”
It says a lot about Ireland that the last written testament of a dead girl can be changed to protect the powerful, but the unwarranted vilification of an unemployed Polish […]
Finding the right target in Enda’s blame game
Let me say this to you all: You are not responsible for the crisis. That didn’t last long, did it? Yesterday Enda did another of his patented u-turns (don’t worry, […]
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 […]
