The Garda Representative Association (GRA) and its members have come to the realization that the Covid roster is more suitable to their lifestyle and allows for more opportunities for overtime or other activities. However, it is important for gardaí to remember that their primary role is to protect the State, its citizens, and uphold the law, rather than prioritizing their own preferences.
Hugh McDermott from Dromahair, Co Leitrim believes that it is time to break away from the current government, consisting of Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil, due to their failure to address the increase in child homelessness. He questions whom these parties are truly serving if not the welfare of future generations, and believes that their policies have only contributed to poverty and the rise of far-right politics.
The current housing crisis in Ireland is another area where Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil have failed the people. There are thousands of homeless children in the country, yet there are also thousands of idle properties that could be utilized to provide housing. The influence of big-business landlords and investment companies has worsened the affordable housing shortage and driven up prices. The solutions to this crisis are not radical, but have unfortunately been championed solely by left-wing activists.
Ed Fitzgerald from Midleton, Co Cork argues that Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil have lost touch with their voter base and their right-wing governance has been upheld through generations of tribalist voting. However, he believes that change is on the horizon.
Tom McElligott from Listowel, Co Kerry defends the Ryder Cup in response to Eamonn Sweeney’s criticism. He highlights Rory McIlroy’s impressive performance and passion, as well as Shane Lowry’s exemplary drive.
The recent successful drugs operation by the Defence Forces demonstrates their indispensable role, despite being undervalued by the government. The operation was carried out with limited equipment and resources, yet they still accomplished the task in adverse weather conditions. It is time for the government to recognize the hard work and dedication of these personnel and provide them with adequate compensation.
Lastly, Eyre Tarrant from Blackrock, Co Dublin emphasizes the unity displayed by the all-island rugby team and believes that the rest of the population should follow suit by putting their history behind them and moving forward together.
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