by nabidana | Jan 31, 2011 | Ireland, this blog
Sometimes, we get things wrong. Sometimes, however, it’s not our fault. As a result of the historical intransigence of the Irish people and their insistence on the creation of a 26 county partitionist statelet, the education system in the still loyally British...
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 | May 25, 2009 | Ireland, politics
With the succession to Gordon Brown already being planned, it was natural that someone would be the first with a radical suggestion in order to establish themselves as the thought leader in the New Labour pack. Make no bones about it, that’s what Alan...
