Richard Hogan: Election looms but is it fair that bills are kicked down the line — again?

I’d love, just for once, a politician to explain to their electorate why they have had to wait for so long for the Mental Health Bill to be enacted
Richard Hogan: When the Dáil is dissolved, bills waiting to get passed will have to wait a considerable amount longer. Picture: Moya Nolan

Richard Hogan: When the Dáil is dissolved, bills waiting to get passed will have to wait a considerable amount longer. Picture: Moya Nolan

We are in election season. You can feel the frenzy in the air.

America is in the grip of one of the most significant elections in its short history. On November 5, Donald Trump could be consigned to the annals of history. Like Morgan Freeman on that bus out of Shawshank, I hope!

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