There have been jubilant scenes in Government buildings since the airing of an RTE Prime Time programme last night on Ministers allocating public funds to their own constituencies.
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Monthly Archives: April 2010
Govt praises Prime Time for showing Ministers in positive light
Susan Boyle livid as Brown courts Rochdale pensioner
Rumours circulating in Westminster suggest that British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has fallen out with his chief political aide Susan Boyle over his run in with pensioner Gillian Duffy in Rochdale yesterday.
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End of days heralded as politicians abandon self-interest
There are fears for the very fabric of society today as the nation struggles to accept that the political classes have abandoned self-interest.
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Bertie prepared to accept Máire Geoghegan-Quinn pension
Former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern might be prepared to accept Máire Geoghegan-Quinn’s pension if there are constitutional difficulties in the State receiving it.
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MABS warns against answering door as Cowen collects for Greece
The Money Advice and Budgeting Service has advised homeowners not to answer the door this week as Taoiseach Brian Cowen and his colleagues try to raise funds for Greece.
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Uproar as GAA seeks to phase out great tradition of assaulting referees
There has been uproar in many quarters following suggestions that the GAA may phase out the time-honoured tradition of assaulting referees.
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Second coming of Jesus Christ confirmed for Lissadell House
Despite suggestions to the contrary, The Mire can confirm that the second coming of Jesus Christ will go ahead as scheduled at Lissadell House, Sligo, this summer.
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Flights may resume to quell unrest fears over shortage of cheap tat
An imminent global shortage of over-priced cheap tat may lead to a resumption of flights despite safety concerns over volcanic ash.
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Disused shopping trolleys greater threat to flights than volcanic ash
A test flight from London Heathrow to Dublin has found that volcanic ash is the least of the problems facing planes in Irish air space.
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