It’s common knowledge that the civil service is full of useless, work shy cunts that want the thermostats turned up all day and boil the kettle 3 times an hour. Farmers on the other hand slave all day for little return or thanks, to put food on your table. We can express these opinions (facts) without anger or misogyny.
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That should be the end of that 
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How high will the energy credit go? €400 per household is around €800m.
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No sign of the diesel coming down lads.I expect it to go up about 15c shortly before Meehole knocks 10c off it in the budget.
There has to be some plan to recoup these costs from the profits of energy companies? There is zero incentive for them to keep prices down.
How much is the tax take over expected for oil and electricity I wonder
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€801m
A good place to start would be giving back whatever extra the government have made off it. Next would be to cap pricing for wind. The final step would be to lynch the robbing bastards
will cover about 3 weeks
SF want a 4 Billion household package
Also costing a package for small businesses.
Cut childcare costs by 1/3. But I hear something about wage increases for childcare workers earlier
How do they plan to pay for it?
My day has come. Less sweating like a pig for me now.
I’ve a vision of Nuala in a tight jumper and it’s after stirring something in me.
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With the massive tax surplus I would guess?
They have to do something about childcare its stopping people going back to work and creches are closing not opening
Keep you warm for an hour
By God.
https://www.rte.ie/news/europe/2022/0907/1321100-energy/
“Flatten the curve” , where have we heard that before 
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Ireland, 2022.
500 pound a month esb coming down the line and there’s lads more worried about lorrying in as many Ukrainians as they can with not even houses available
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McGuinness talking about storage for gas and saying the EU hit targets. Ireland has zero storage for gas, blackouts are all but guaranteed