Hill Street Views: Dundalk debacle a sad sign of the time
Opinion, views and commentary from former Democrat editor David Lynch
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Football, eh? It’s a funny old game. Sometimes they think it’s all over… then it’s not, then it might be and eventually no one knows anything anymore.
Last week was a bonkers week for all football fans who were crazily scrolling through social media feeds on their phones to get the latest breaking – sometimes actually ‘breaking’ - news.
It seemed, at every level of the professional game last week, that things were coming apart at the seams. The Barbarians were here, and someone had left the door on the latch.
Leitrim man James McGurrin was a champion of Irish-American life
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Is the Oil Demand Outlook Too Modest?
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Here is a preview of what to watch in the oil and gas markets this week.
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Much of the discussion about the energy transition references renewables such as solar and wind, but one informed market-watcher tells Rigzone that a more conventional resource – natural gas – will increasingly become a driving force behind the shift. Keep reading for his rationale, along with other insights about other oil and gas market trends to watch.
Tom McNulty, Houston-based Principal and Energy Practice leader with Valuescope, Inc.: Natural gas will become more and more the topic of discussion alongside oil. It is the fulcrum molecule in the energy transition, and I think demand for it will double rapidly. For power generation it is critical to support larger-capacity reliance on renewables, until such time that storage can make a real differe