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Carl KinsellaTheJournal |
Do not pass go. Do not collect €200.
We’re sacrificing everything at the altar of an economy that doesn’t even work.
Let’s talk about embarrassment, and why no-one in power seems to know when to feel it.
Ah, sure targets only remind us how rubbish it all is anyway.
Itamar Ben-Gvir’s cruelty has echoes at home.
It was a tale of two Taoiseachs this week.
We can’t even do debit card payments on buses.
The article is actually mostly about shopping centres.
Also this week: the timely return of Leo Varadkar.
Crisis averted!
Moments such as this are rich with uncertainty, a banquet for cynical opportunists.
It hurts so much.
If this is escaping with our dignity, that’s only because dignity ain’t what it used to be.
It’s always in the last place you look, eh?
What’s the difference, at this point.
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