The article ‘The centre is finding it pretty hard to hold’ by Daniel McConnell on Saturday’s Irish

I am very familiar with Charlottesville having lived there for almost a year in the early 1980s. 

While surfing through the Central Bank of Ireland’s website, I found it highly surprising that our competent authority for regulation appears to have a pretty soft view of banks failing in their regulatory obligations.

Naivety is at the heart of the furore about Cork fans bringing the

A recent finding by the Advertising Standards Authority in Northern Ireland has upheld the claim that the pro-life laws there have saved 100,000 lives since 1967.

I was recently invited to celebrate the 50th anniversary of my graduation, which was in 1967, at UCC. 

Media commentators who mock the Kerry-based Independent TD, Danny Healy-Rae, for his belief in the fairies display their ignorance of an ancient belief system.

It is ironic that, on the day the Irish Hunger Memorial, which faces the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, reopened, the president of the United States, Donald Trump, introduced legislation sponsored by two Republican senators, which will “... favour applicants who can speak English, financially support themselves and their families, and demonstrate skills that will contribute to our economy.”

I had the good fortune to cycle the Wild Atlantic Way in September last year having retired in 2015. 

Terry Prone is my favourite political agony aunt.