The hypocrisy of those lining up to judge Mick Wallace TD is a sight to behold.

Has anyone observed how, over the past week, since the passing of the fiscal treaty referendum, the jobs market has suddenly dried up?

We, the people, are paying Mick Wallace while he is away for a few weeks watching soccer in Poland while we, the people, have been cheated out of €2.1m while we, the people, are enduring more unemployment statistics while we, the people, are continuing paying inflated salaries and pensions to we, the people, while we, the people, continue not to revolt!

Mick Wallace TD owes €19m in unpaid loans to ACC Bank, and over €2m to the Revenue in unpaid tax. He has admitted that he will never be in a position to afford to pay these back.

There were reports of an earthquake in Mayo on Wednesday.

IT was so inspiring to see Jedward, direct from the Eurovision noise competition, carry the Olympic torch through the streets of Dublin.

Phil Hogan had his muzzle removed shortly after a small percentage of the electorate voted yes!

Listening to the Business Programme on RTÉ Radio (Jun 2) presented by George Lee, I was very surprised to hear George asking American Ambassador Rooney what economic advance he would give the Government.

A 4.0-magnitude earthquake, the biggest earthquake in Ireland since 1984, occurred 60km west of the Mullet Peninsula off the coast of the west of Mayo last week, according to the British Geological Survey.

Salaried TD Mick Wallace must be forced to resign now.