Séamas O'Reilly: A special kind of madness that descends when you're the main character

It was heartening to have so many steadfast, committed and dogged journalists in that field raising questions about my case.

'I might as well give a final update and leave the whole sorry mess behind me.' Picture: Orfhlaith Whelan

It’s a pretty solid rule of professional writing that if you ever become a news story yourself, it behoves you to comment on it. 

The events of the past two weeks, therefore, require me to engage, one last time, in a situation that was, like so many things in the world of Big Tech, both extremely strange and quite boring.