You should know that the US government was the guarantor for Ryanair's post 9/11 aircraft orders. This was done to keep the production line running.

Into triple digits, emergency stockpiles are being tapped

Irish people are excluded from the legal definition of Foreign under UK law

Cold and Sunny days for the win

I have received zero from any party/candidate in the last year since I updated moved my vote last year and gave my email/phone number.
I did have one email exchange with a member of the franchise office to validate that a set of suspected duplicate entries were all me and could be cleaned up

Humans really are the worst.

That is a pretty large bubble of people who need to flow through all the various bits of state institutions

My no Zuck rule is aging quite nicely

Every government TD I have contacted about it have parroted the dept of justices position that it is a good thing

Actually I have to give Microsoft some credit here, word made it pretty painless

I was this many years old when I first managed to use a printer to address an envelope

One of my favourite trips was taking the train from Toronto to Vancouver, it was a great way to experience the scale of Canada and the different provinces. The transitions between them were surprisingly crisp

The math is going to be the difference in off-peak vs std rates compared to the cost of shoving power in/out of the battery. There margin is small but then any amount of solar widens it. There is also a value in having the ability to run for at least a day with the grid down

I wonder does the traffic vary based on the counties playing and the availability of public transport.
If you don't have a leap card public transport in Dublin is also difficult to access given most people being cashless

With solar and battery it is possible to shift nearly 100% of demand into off-peak hours

It is all the more frustrating because the nation had flashes of brilliance. The folks who built Ardnacrusha would be amazed at the resources available today and appalled at our inability to get anything done.