Two of my short stories have been put forward for consideration for the prestigious Pushcart Prize. This one, a dystopian take on one of the world’s great cycling races: And this story in 7th Circle Pyrite ‘The Falling People’ #amwriting #shortstories #horror #bookstagram #Dystopia

RT @PhillyMcMahon: Lets put this column to the test. Power rangers activate Far-right bots 👊🤣

@rkkx @OCallaghanJim It will never be value for money as the OPW review of the transaction said the amount paid was “grossly excessive”. It may end up as a jail (despite being a dreadful location for families of prisoners) but it’s still a terrible deal according to expert valuers for the state.

RT @kenfoxe: Contender for the worst land deal in the history of the state continues to cost us. Thornton Hall, bought for €29m in 2004, i…

RT @darraghmcdonagh: €20,000 deducted from TDs' pay for unpaid bar and food bills after dissolution

RT @kenfoxe: SIPO says there's "no public interest" in release of records on how they ruled out, for a second time, an investigation into t…

SIPO says there's "no public interest" in release of records on how they ruled out, for a second time, an investigation into the leaking of a confidential document by ex-Taoiseach Leo Varadkar. "No public interest in release." None! Decision has been appealed under FOI laws.

@Jack52127243 But all of them entirely exempt from FOI so journalists can’t even try to look under the hood.

RT @DublinInquirer: We’re hiring two reporters. If you’re interested, please apply by Wednesday 19 February.

RT @kenfoxe: More than €10 million was spent by the state in the case where they fought not to accept €13 billion in back tax from Apple.…

RT @kenfoxe: How OPW’s €490,000 wall reconstruction went from a project expected to take three months to one that lasted nearly three years…

@Nick_Delehanty What are you talking about? Sensori were named as the contractors in the original story which appeared in all eleven national media outlets that I filed the article to. Why are you pretending otherwise?

How OPW’s €490,000 wall reconstruction went from a project expected to take three months to one that lasted nearly three years. When ESB finally fixed live electricity cable, construction immediately halted after another live wire was found:

RT @PhillyMcMahon: @gavpepper85 What job you talking about spider fringe im self employed your standing outside my gym 🤣🤣 You seen me in th…

RT @guyverhofstadt: We in Europe remember that Canadians died to liberate our continent. In the face of Trump's madness, EU stands with C…

RT @JustinTrudeau: In America’s darkest hours, Canada has always been there.

RT @JohnnyFoxe: A big thank you to all our subscribers and listeners who have made our "Neuroscience Perspectives" podcast so successful th…

More than €10 million was spent by the state in the case where they fought not to accept €13 billion in back tax from Apple. The payments cover a period of almost twelve years with nearly a third of the money, some €3.5 million in total, paid to the legal firm William Fry. The Department of Finance released the records saying they felt the public interest outweighed any argument that details of the expenditure was personal information.

RT @kenfoxe: My request for details of expenditure on the €490,000 OPW 'Great Wall' was made in early October. There was no response as…