by nabidana | Nov 15, 2010 | Fake News, Ireland, politics
Dublin, Ireland, Monday 15 November Rejecting suggestions that Ireland may be on the verge of an EU financial bailout topping €50bn, Minister for Finance Brian Lenihan today told waiting reporters to ‘take a chill pill’ and ‘splash the cash’....
by nabidana | Nov 4, 2010 | Ireland
The Union of Students in Ireland yesterday held an impressive protest against proposed cuts to student welfare and increases in fees to attend universities and colleges in Ireland. The Union brought out some 25,000 students and their supporters onto the streets of...
by nabidana | Oct 3, 2010 | politics
Basil McCrea made a lot of enemies in his early Assembly career, mostly by being reasonable, collegiate and friendly; this is rarely the way anyone seeking to be elected UUP leader would like to be introduced to the casual onlooker, but so it was that he fought and...
by nabidana | Sep 7, 2010 | commerce and trade, Ireland, Ireland, politics, unstupidity
Dublin, Ireland Ireland’s economy took another turn for the worse today when it was revealed that the country has not paid the electricity bill, gas bill, rent or home insurance for the past two months. The day to day management of the national accounts, carried...
by nabidana | Aug 2, 2010 | this blog
Changing web hosting provider is never pretty, especially when they all seem to want to offer nonsensical services as product differentiation. As a result, what seemed like a comedy ‘it may take 2 weeks to get the site up and running again’ post is...
