Cuan Ó Seireadáin
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 26 Jul
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But it's not clear from the yearly decisions in the budget that that's actually been implemented correctly.
So there'll be a lot of talk about tax cuts this year, mainly for political reasons.
People won't really feel the effect of them.
And that's probably why Matt Cooper is writing on the last page of the Business Post saying that the Minister for Finance, Simon Harris, is in danger of overselling and under-delivering on this promise of tax cuts.
Make O'Connell Street great again.
But again, I'm not actually sure when the golden age of O'Connell Street really was.
Perhaps when the Savoy and the Carlton Cinema were in their heyday in the 50s and 60s.
But I think what's very interesting about what Robert Watt has to say is he's making an appeal for greater local democracy.
and the entity that he's been set up to lead, the Dublin City Regeneration Authority, there's a little bit of an oppositional relationship between it and the Dublin City Council.
Dublin City Council has for years struggled with its budgets, has depended really on central government to provide it with funds, but Robert Watt says that
local authorities should be able to raise their own revenue, should be able to borrow and of course this brings us back to the entire question of a directly elected Dublin City Mayor and whether or not that will actually happen.
That's right.
They're currently on trial in Stammheim.
It's a courthouse near Stuttgart, famous for where the RAF terrorists were put on trial in the 1970s in Germany.
And the Arachtas delegation, a cross-party delegation, which included Mairead Farrell from Sinn Féin, Richard Boyd Barth, Barry Ward from Fine Gael, a senior counsel with significant experience of the legal system.
And they were quite shocked, actually, by what they found over there.
Barry Ward speaking at a press conference on Thursday, describing the conditions in which Daniel Tatlow-De Valle was held, but also specifically focusing on the procedures in court.
He described the judge as being like a teacher who'd lost control of the classroom, that she wasn't ruling in a clearly objective way on various applications being made by the defence,
And that there were concerns about the ability of the defendants to communicate in a completely transparent for them and confidential way with their legal teams.
Richard Boyd Barrett and Mary Farrell, when they visited Daniel in prison on Tuesday, were forbidden from discussing the case with him during the short meeting they had with him there.
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