I'd love to see some of the 20-year-old opinion pieces about the ban from Ireland's wrongest columnists - especially the ones who still have a broadsheet column today. www.theguardian.com/society/2024....
Tom Power led an alliance that brought about the pioneering health initiative which has since been adopted by more than 70 countries ā and has saved countless lives
Outstanding move. Your heart would break for the thousands of genuinely good people who work in Irish health services, being managed by the greatest shower of incompetents... (Any guesses what the ratio of female:male "refusals" under this new screening system will be?)
I'm actually getting familiar with historical British monarchs purely by watching The Chase. š¤·š»āāļø
Given the media backlash to the "trend" of neurodivergence self-diagnosis (or awareness), I'd have thought 1-in-10 is quite a low prevalence. Could it be that the mainstream media and its commentators are... blowing it out of proportion?!
Not that I've seen, but it's the current vibe.
"Could lockdowns have caused the recent measles outbreaks? Here's what an economist thinks."
"Doctors are puzzled by a mysterious rise in..." It's Covid. "Schools report higher absentee rates due to..." That's Covid too. "This previously rare illness is spreading in..." Yep, Covid is the underlying issue. "You can't just blame everything on Covid, Kieran!" I can, and I will.
Assuming the K*te M*ddl*ton thing turns out to be a non-story - or nothing majorly controversial at least - we're about to get an interesting sociological insight into the impact of the sunk cost fallacy on conspiracy theorists.
Move along, get along Move along, get along Go. Move. Shift. Ireland tapping into its cultural roots and "tackling" unhoused migrants in a manner tried & trusted by the State. jrnl.ie/6329481
Many tents and people’s belongings had been removed from the area.