@SineadOS1 It’s almost a decade since this masterpiece politics explainer was made but it really applies to Ireland today. The govt has never been weaker, so it must use public money to pay off every demographic bloc instead of funding national priorities
https://t.co/rd52zGNY66
@Bryanireland@SineadOS1 The greens swung a miss with the LNG terminal and the Galway ringroad but pushed the country forward in every other decision, and crucially were the only party with a primary focus on developing new infrastructure. Their scorecard here is the strongest of all the parties we have
@TheConexJournal@nellydeefflu3nt@Luke_Mackey In terms of pricing the future, is there any red flag bigger than the founder trying to bail on his company before it even launches its product?
@Bonecondor You lost a third of your body weight in 6 months? That’s amazing, but like…are there not knock-on health effects of losing so much so quickly?
@danobrien20@RMcGreevy1301 Mortgage cost has fallen but offset by larger mortgages needed so the total cost *per month* is similar as you say, but lower cost and larger principal means mortgages also last much longer now and more total interest is paid.
@JoeHumphreys42 your opinion piece today completely missed the point of the 80/20 dating phenomenon and offered no contrary evidence. It’s not a bunch of incel teens applying Gladwell to their crushes, it’s clearly seen in the population level data published by the dating apps.