"Experts within the industry allege that many claims of 'dry holes' drilled by the oil companies in the past were in fact positive finds, held over for a later day.
Leinster House has been remiss in not securing a deal that would ensure similar structures and benefits were set up here as part of the licence requirements.
Industry experts say our politicians and civil servants must be held accountable, and explain their actions in exposing Ireland to such losses and in failing to protect our interests..."
We'll have a much-shortened version of our usual Wednesday offering appearing here tomorrow (Wednesday 26th March 2025) due to family arrangements in relation to Confirmations, anniversaries, birthdays and other clan gatherings in Dublin and down the country, all of which took place in the same period that the firm I work for, and with, requested me to choose five work companions to trial a new office that we have opened in Dublin City Centre.
The new building is self-sufficient and state-of-the art (seriously so - it's like the Star Ship Enterprise!) and the company owners and management asked us to run it through its paces over four days and four nights - working, breakfast, lunch etc on the premises, sleeping in the night quarters, testing out the gym and pool facilities - yes, gym and pool! - and a host of other luxuries that make the building far too nice just to work in!
So there ya have it, my tale of woe - myself, three other Young Wans, two of the office lads and three security men, four days and nights in a futuristic building that practically ran itself.
Rough, it was, 'cause there was no hairdressers or nail bar on site (...although the other bar was open)...!
Anyway - thanks for reading ; we'll be back tomorrow, Wednesday, 26th March 2025. And if ya don't show up, I'll programme the new building to track ya down and nuke ya...!
Sharon and the team.
