Legal eagles and government simply don’t mix
The Greens have been in therapy for a week now, and there is little evidence of their collective nervous breakdown abating.
The Greens have been in therapy for a week now, and there is little evidence of their collective nervous breakdown abating.
Involuntary electro-convulsive treatment may be the only remedy, and Fianna Fáil is outside with the jumpstart paraphernalia.
(Mary McAleese has signed the consent order in the absence of the Greens’ capacity to make any informed decision themselves.)
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