A conference on the disastrous effects which the Curragh Mutiny, or ‘incident’ as it became known, of 1914 had on British army discipline was held recently at the Curragh army camp, which is today the headquarters of the Irish Defence Forces.

Please read carefully, carefully... what Shatter said.

I have listened to days and days of complaints about some people being accused of bugging other people’s phones and wanting to get rid of a minister as a result.

Driving from Bandon to Clonakilty on Tuesday, March 25, I couldn’t but be amazed at the difference in price for motor diesel fuel.

In recent times we have seen Bono deliver a dressing down to European leaders in Dublin, to the wealthy of the world in Davos, and now we hear he is the eighth most powerful person on the planet.

Martin Callinan is a perfect example of the phrase ‘when the going gets tough, the tough gets going’.

May I congratulate Michael Clifford on his dogged determination and tenacity in his coverage of the points scandal and defence of the whistleblowers.

Finance products that contain risk of long-term indebtedness for citizens trade in misery. Prospering from the indebtedness of others is a grave form of abuse.

I wish to nominate Maurice McCabe for the vacant post of Garda Commissioner and John Wilson for Deputy Commissioner.

Pope John Paul and Pope Benedict XVI were incompetent theologians even though they had doctoral degrees in theology.