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Big impact from Nick Timony

As per Irish News: Northern Ireland has 40% more public sector workers per capita than England, new figures reveal.

It has been estimated that the Stormont Executive would have an additional £2.5bn to spend on public services if the number of state-employed workers per capita matched those in England.

What an embarrassing shit show Sinn Fein and the DUP are presiding over. Civil Service recruiting like there's no tomorrow, to dream up more red tape for doctors, nurses, teachers and the rest of us.

Best wishes, enjoy the spring.

It's all a bit, not very exciting.

https://www.ft.com/content/be122b17-e667-478d-be19-89d605e978ea

This will bring down the economies of the world," Kaabi said. "If this war continues for a few weeks, GDP growth around the world will be impacted. Everybody's energy price is going to go higher. There will be shortages of some products and there will be a chain reaction of factories that cannot supply."

Trump will blink when he sees this.  The Iranians are smart targeting economic sites, Trumps weak spot. Trump will bring his bit to an end, but the Israeli's will keep killing for as long as they can get away with it.

Oil down 4p pl this morning apparently. Hopefully see more of that once the panic buying drops a bit more. 

Home heating still going up. 

Not that I'm in favour of oppressive regimes, or people's bills going up here, but it would be satisfying if the Americans and Israeli's fail to break the Iranians.

Dunloy played with freedom and just went at it.  Football's a simple game.  Most of the top teams are over-coached, to their detriment, St Brigid's a classic example. If any of them just cheer up and enjoy playing fast attacking football they'll do well.

To worry about a record defeat a few weeks ago to winning by a record score...unbelievable!

McCloskey catching Smith at the end was as satisfying as some of the tries

Big Stu is having an incredible tournament..he's had to wait long enough

Has he been overlooked in the past?

To be fair the Cathair Bheal Feirste team playing in A Colleges competitions, and holding their own it would seem, is a green shoot.

After falling into Div 4 in 2020 Louth GAA implemented a strategic overhaul involving elite coaching, administrative reform and major infrastructure investment. One of the items focused on was strategic planning, with a review to streamline player pathways, improve retention in Urban clubs and enhance commercial self sufficiency through initiatives like An Lu.
Instead of all the money spent on big name managers like Davy Fitz (im sure Doran quite expensive also) could we not focus on the above?

As Sambo said, a big fancy roof on top of a house with no foundations.

I still don't get where people are coming from.  We've been getting hammered at underage for many a year. Dunloy decided to give football a rattle and won the senior championship.  We don't have a stadium. There is zero buzz around the county. We're solidly Division Four and that's the reality.

Is there a DJ in the Aviva during rugby internationals? Sounds ridiculous.  Like an ice hockey game.

Some bunch of charlatans in Westminster.  They'll get rid of him after the May elections in Wales and Scotland. Couldn't be more obvious.

Momentum is an amazing thing.  Once it starts going against you it's a nightmare. Dungannon were incredible for 20 minutes, and then started to slow it down going into the break, which I think they'll regret. They had Abbey completely flummoxed, but just slowed it up a bit and gave them a sniff.