Flanagan On Friday: Local Democracy in Name Only
Local Democracy or Local Illusion? I DON’T know about you but when I read news articles in the local media
Flanagan On Friday: Drogheda Overlooked Yet Again
Drogheda left behind again in key decisions DROGHEDA really is a forgotten borough, and two instances this week highlight that
Flanagan On Friday: From City Dreams to Daily Realities
If you can’t convince them, confuse them is an old political saying which has been attributed to former US president
Flanagan On Friday: From Inquiry to Infrastructure
IF ever you wanted proof that the legal maxim “Justice delayed is justice denied” is true you need look no
Flanagan On Friday: From Fuel to Fury
THERE’S been much criticism of the massive hikes in home heating fuel in the last few days amid accusations that
Flanagan On Friday: From Flares to Failures
THE protest in West Street on Wednesday highlighting the importance of SNAs in all schools exposed the State’s duplicitous attitude
Flanagan On Friday: From forgotten dancefloors to uncomfortable truths
It’s hard to believe that you could buy a newly built house in Drogheda in the not too distant past
Flanagan On Friday: When Boroughs Die and Towns Pay the Price
A LOCAL councillor has claimed this week that Louth County Council “has failed” Drogheda. Who knew, apart from anyone who
Flanagan On Friday: A Booming Ireland With No Feelgood Factor
Ireland is supposed to be booming but I can’t remember a time where there was so much public angst, anger
Flanagan On Friday: Shamrock Diplomacy, Carbon Hypocrisy and the Cost of Political Junkets
We’re approaching that time of the year when dozens of politicians and officials are gearing up for their annual St
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