Iran and Syria have been slapped with additional tariffs of 10% and 40% due to its involvement in the illegal fentanyl supply chain and harsh sanctions. They aren't experiencing repercussions over the ...

I suppose fitness standards have to somewhat reflect the reality that a lot of young people today are not very fit even if they don't carry excess weight. Stuck on their phones 24/7 - even while in ...

Budweiser brewed in Ireland? What do they do? Add two parts water to one part Harp and slap a Bud label on it? Two parts water to one part water. ...the Maga movement was originally thought to be ...

Anybody else implemented a personal boycott policy for all USA goods and services. I cancelled all my US streaming services and amazon account etc. Don't use any USA franchises based here (McDonalds, ...

I'll see you and raise you. When a clown moves into a palace he doesn't become a king. The palace instead becomes a circus.

Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan today received government approval to submit Ireland’s National Implementation Plan for the EU Asylum and Migration Pact to the European Commission. Ireland’s ...

- is to ramp up immigration to even further levels ..... Forgetting that immigrants grow older too. Click to expand... The only real solution is the re nationalisation of the welfare system to just ...

Hurray! I was proposing that solution years back and you should have seen the appalled digital post-bag I got back Doesn't seem half as daft now that the Americans have gone rogue on the bowl of ...

The difference in the reactions of Gaels to "Playboy of the Western World" and "Father Ted" is something that has long disturbed me. The former I think is actually a well written literary piece worthy ...

Doh it's like the so called health service. People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf. Householders don't pay directly for water ...

The State’s water and sewerage systems “are in a desperate state” because of “extraordinary complacency” and “passive indifference” around investment in infrastructure, Uisce Éireann chairman, Jerry ...

People are dropping out of the rat race. And Reeves is trying very hard to tax the remaining workers to pay for it. Diminishing returns. Basically if you are going to be poor whether you are working ...