So the websites and blog suggestions I asked for are arriving and before I try to sort them all into parties and themes and types young Simon Harris caught my eye. The youngest FG candidate (according to Simon and who am I to dispute him!) currently works for Senator Frances Fitzgerald and is a nephew […]
Entries Tagged as 'Politics'
Candidate to canvass for votes shock
February 5th, 2009 · 4 Comments · Uncategorized
Tags:County council·County Wicklow·Local Elections 2009·Local government·Politics
Irish Blog Awards 2009
February 4th, 2009 · Comments Off on Irish Blog Awards 2009 · Blogging, Irish Blog Awards
The first round of judging in the Irish Blog Awards has taken place in the past week and this blog has reached the long lists of the Best Politics Blog (Sponsored by Digital Revolutionaries) and Best News and Current Affairs Blog (Sponsored by IGO people). The long lists for all the categories were announced last […]
Tags:Cork·IGOpeople·Irish Blog Awards·Politics·Society and Culture
Lesbian and gay politics and agendas – Milking it
January 31st, 2009 · 9 Comments · Equality, Equality Authority, Irish Politics, Lesbian, LGBT
I went to see Milk tonight and loved it. I’m not a good reviewer of books and movies – I find myself going off on tangents – just go see it! (Tangent alert coming up!) I couldn’t help myself from getting angry though at the lack of a Milk figure or politics in operation in […]
Nessa Childers defects to Labour Party
October 7th, 2008 · 1 Comment · Green Party, Irish Politics
In August Nessa Childers announced her resignation from Dun Laoghaire/Rathdown County Council. She indicated that her resignation was due to pressure of work in her role as a psychoanalyst. She said that she would remain a member of the Green Party. Tonight a short six weeks later word reached me that she has joined the […]
Questions and Answers October 6th 2008
October 7th, 2008 · Comments Off on Questions and Answers October 6th 2008 · Blogging, Irish Politics, Live Blogging, Recession
We watched (make that endured) Peter Power FF Junior Minister, Joan Burton – Labour Party Finance Spokesperson, David McWilliams – Economist, Noel Whelan – Political Analyst/Barrister, and Alan Dukes – Former FG leader and Minister for Finance. Read about it here and also over at the new liveblogs.ie – the place all liveblogs go to….