Irish Examiner view: We have not had the final word in our war with virus

Any we-were-all-youngish-once empathy with outdoor gatherings must be seen in the context of a far-from-controlled pandemic

Billy Connolly has, for many years, told a joke as easily placed in Hibernia as it is in Caledonia. He reminds audiences that Scotland has just two seasons: Winter or June.

It may seem churlish, just as Ireland’s weather might validate The Big Yin’s meteorology, to offer a wintry judgement on some weekend events.