Interested in maladministration. Estd. 2005
Letter in today’s Irish Times. The letter supports the core principle of Public Inquiry – that Ireland is an intrinsically corrupt state. That all politicians and political parties, once they have their snouts in the trough, have no problem in abandoning their principles. Sir, Prof Ray Kinsella has suggested that at least one seat in … Continue reading “Snouts in the trough – out with principles”
We will not get through this crisis if our political institutions and system of governance do not change radically. We should be clear that, economic stabilisation, much less recovery, will be stymied by alienation from our political system, by fragmentation of political support, and by the very real prospect of a rise in disenchantment and … Continue reading “Revolution: Nothing less will do”
The Financial Times has rightly described Ireland as a banana republic in response to the Anglo Irish Bank scandal. This is part of an ever increasing realisation by the international community that the administration of Ireland is, at every level, rotten to the core. It is only within Ireland that the reality is denied. It … Continue reading “A corrupt nation in denial”
Prof Ray Kinsella is on the faculty of the Smurfit Graduate School of Business and is author of the forthcoming study “Regulation, Corporate Governance and Ethics” – He is also a man who has no idea what he’s talking about. Writing in the Irish Times on 1st March last in response to the controversy concerning … Continue reading “The god of ruthless greed”