Monthly Archives: June 2020

No. 1 1st April, 2011 The moan and groan society Keep the Home Fires Burning Opus:  Moan moan moan blame blame blame. What does it say? Maybe you are born with little motivation or incentive or for that matter a … Continue reading →

No. 1 6th February 2011 Corporate Crime:  3 year jail term for banker in the UK.  The Crime:  Insider Dealing.  Another person is extradited having been sentenced 2 years and an order Stg£640,000 in confiscation Fair dues to Enda Kenny … Continue reading →

No. 1 2nd January 2011 Comment on Ron Paul’s economic advisor Peter Schiff speaking at several events in Kilkenny (3rd November 2010) ‘What If? What happens if the banks collapse? What happens if a country defaults? What happens if you … Continue reading →

No. 1 20th August, 2010 Mental Health: The Stigma. The inadequate primary care provision. The lack of beds for those in need. Children who have mental health issues not even receiving consideration. Suicide and the loss to suicide.  As Prof. … Continue reading →

Robert Hume highlights a case of blatant sexism one hundred years ago. Source: Trailblazing Clare legal clerk considered not a ‘proper person’ even to issue dog licences Also: SIXMILEBRIDGE CLERKS OF PETTY SESSIONSby Padraig de Bhaldraithe The life-story of one … Continue reading →

No. 1 March 3rd, 2010 NAMA: EU Driectives Public Tenders Article NAMA sanctioned by EU to Bacon and the surplus of hotel beds to the people? High Rents to vacant units. What can ordinary people do to halt the Recession … Continue reading →

No. 1 22nd January, 2010 Glass half Empty or Half Full: Time to see the Half Full Corporatism; wildlife, Corrib, Hope v. Greed There is quiet these days about the Corrib and Shell. I wonder why? Maybe Shell are approaching … Continue reading →

No. 1 5th December 2009 The Budget. Let us look to our stock in trade and move on forwards The Budget and let us imbibe the true meaning and importance of being inclusive The Spirit Level book, as highlighted by … Continue reading →

No. 1 12th October, 2009 Media Communication Ethical Journalism and EU umbrella   Yes How many times has Eircom changed hands? We see so little of the news of its pending sale in the media and yet something as important … Continue reading →