Is it time that the British people looked again at the decision to leave the EU? Since they voted for Brexit, the UK has stumbled from one disaster to another, and now the UK is predicted to be in recession for at least two years. Why is there not at least some discussion of looking at the EU again?
Eoin O Broin called for the sacking of the chief officer in the Department of Finance. He was roundly condemned for doing so and now he has apologised and said he spoke in the heat of the moment. Should he have kept his mouth shut in the first place? Or are politicians not allowed to criticise civil servants?
In Kerry, Father Sean Sheehy has given a sermon in which he condemned homosexuality, contraception, abortion and one or two other sexual matters. He says he was merely articulating the Catholic Church’s teaching. The Bishop of Kerry condemned his sermon. But is it not in fact the teaching of the Catholic Church? Probably because it involved sex, Pat and I have a passionate argument about the matter. Press the arrow or as we sometimes call it, the sweet spot.
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