It will come as no surprise to hear anybody, let alone me, announce that Ireland is in the midst of a leadership crisis. Because we are. In a recent three-part series, “Ireland in Crisis”, I outlined some of the many things that the Irish government could – and should do – to reign in our nation’s worst humanitarian crisis in a century. Plus, the other crises that are building over time: Housing, energy, healthcare, an aging population, transport… In those articles, I took aim at the government for refusing to act on what is urgent, necessary, and what only the…

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