Person: Joe Kennelly

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It is a nonsense to suggest that the electorate rejected Fine Gael

A minority government can be formed and can work provided the government party is cohesive and is short five or six seats.

The behemoth of Irish Water is lurching from one fiasco to another

Come on ASTI — who do you think you are?

Irish Water is drowning in costs

Finlay needs more impartiality

Labour’s stance in opposition

So Fergus Finlay is advocating a yes vote, and I applaud him for so doing, but I cannot help wondering what his stance would be if the Labour Party were in opposition rather than in Government.

Thu, 03 May, 2012

Let candidates have some dignity

SOME weeks ago, I wrote to your paper outlining what I considered might be the appropriate qualities for an Irish president in the current climate of financial uncertainly.

Mon, 24 Oct, 2011

Why no one else sees fit to defend the Tánaiste

I WONDERED how soon it would be before Fergus Finlay (Opinion, Sept 13) would be rushing to the defence of his slightly beleaguered leader Eamon Gilmore, seeing as no other journalist has seen fit to do so.

Mon, 19 Sep, 2011

Proven person needed for Presidency

VERY soon we will know who the candidates for the office of Presidency will be, and just as soon as they are known, they will be interviewed ad nauseum about their credentials, what they can bring to the office, what they propose to do for the term, and why they want the job.

Tue, 28 Jun, 2011