These are just some interesting reads, these are just thoughts and ideas that I am sharing, of course I am open to having my mind change. Enjoy! There was never really a political divide of politics in Ireland; it wasn’t until… Read More ›
Politics
Last week in politics
Covid-19 is still raging across the globe with America recording record number of cases daily. America recorded more than 77,600 new infections in 24 hours, according to a tally by Johns Hopkins University. Four million residents of Barcelona have been… Read More ›
Last week in politics
I was supposed to write this blog for Monday, due to some personal issues I couldn’t do it until Tuesday and then when I was about to post the blog Barry Cowen, the minister for agriculture was fired from his… Read More ›
Last week in politics
This blog, I am hoping, will motivate me to write more. Since finishing my degree, I have spent the last month or so looking for a job. So in the meantime, I will write a weekly round-up of the week… Read More ›
Fianna Fáil’s future failures
Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil are both circling the carcass that was the general election of February 8th. Reeling from the result shook the old party establishment that has dominated Ireland since the formation of the state. The results of… Read More ›
Ireland coronavirus update: From confusing numbers to the highest reported ‘new cases’
There are currently 8,928 total confirmed cases and 320 covid-19 related deaths in Ireland.
Coronvirus: Stranger -times
Coronavirus is growing rapidly the last time I did an update was the 27th of March and there was 530,000 cases and more than 24,000 fatalities, as of today the 3 of April there are now 1,031,000 cases and more… Read More ›
Coronavirus updates
These are updates as I get them, obviously the data is dynamic most of these figures change as I write them. And some figures posted are hours out of date from the time I write them to when you read… Read More ›
Coronvirus and Ireland (so far)
The Irish Government have changed their testing criteria for covid-19: Patients will have to display two major symptoms – a fever and either a cough or shortness of breath – and fall into a priority group in order to be… Read More ›
General Election 2020
A Sunday Times/Behaviour & Attitudes poll put Fianna Fáil on 32% of the vote with Fine Gael behind on just 20% support. The poll of 923 voters, which has a margin of error of 3.3%, also suggested that Sinn Féin… Read More ›
Robert Geoghegan. 