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 […]
Tag Archives: SInn Fein
‘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 […]
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 […]
Loving the alien- Martin McGuinness
“Running over the same old ground. What have we found? The same old fears.” Pink Floyd, “Wish You Were Here”. Such was the initial muted reaction to his candidacy, it’s […]
Meet the new boss…
At first I thought there was something wrong with my TV. When watching Dáil proceedings, a low humming could be heard. I switched TV, but the problem didn’t go away. […]
Irish Politicians – Networking Or Not Working?
Open the papers, turn on the TV or check out your favourite blog, and the message is the same – this is Ireland’s first social media election, and commentators are […]
