I have had a somewhat chequered history with the Irish language. They started teaching me back in Primary school. We had endless classes practising the Irish alphabet which is largely different to English. The language itself was foreign territory as … Continue reading →
If you want a pint here in Ireland you have to order a “substantial meal” as well. No one has defined exactly what a “substantial meal” is except that it must cost €9 or more, so presumably an overpriced packet … Continue reading →
Never before has the “them and us” syndrome been so apparent. I mentioned Our Leo a few days ago. [Those who don’t know who he is can find a remarkably succinct explanation in the first paragraph.] He has been a … Continue reading →
Our Leo is mulling over an idea. I should explain that Our Leo used to be Prime Minister, or T-shirt as he was officially called. But he was comprehensively trounced in the last election and had to form a coalition … Continue reading →
