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Also this week: a TD speaks about guns.
Et tu, Smokey Bacon?
Confusing words for a confusing time.
It has to be SOMEBODY’S legacy.
The kind of diplomacy that gets you barred from Texas.
At least until these new nightclubs laws come into effect.
Yes, Met Éireann. You.
The theme of this week’s column? Hardcore nudity.
Stories piling up, like so many cans ineligible for the Deposit Return Scheme.
The ultimate courtroom drama.
Also this week: marijuana.
Also this week: Toy Show musical back on the agenda somehow.
The age of the throuple has come.
We’ve also lost a lovesick monkey.
You’re welcome!
2024 promises, or threatens, to be even stranger again.
Also this week: RTÉ asked to make a choice on boycotting Eurovision.
We are not immune to electing an absurd president.
Thank you, Russell. Thank you, Tucker.
We cannot allow this cynical vision of Ireland to consume us.
Also this week: David Cameron and Ryan Tubridy prove that London is the city for comebacks.
Suella Braverman’s comments about Northern Ireland were so strange that nobody even knows how to respond.
Irish politicians are facing pressure to take more concrete steps to push back against Israeli attacks.
Also this week: flood defence situation doesn’t exactly inspire confidence, does it?
Popular commentary on the crisis is leading us to the precipice of something even more dangerous.
We don’t want France’s bedbugs, but the UK is offering even worse.
Bono is going around calling us all frogs, by the way.
The far-right have been doing this, in public, for months.
I was supposed to be off this week.
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