The Gist: 2021, only moreso?

2021 has passed but almost every story and issue we faced has continued into 2022. Let's take a peep over the horizon to see what might finally resolve itself in the next 12 months. This is the Gist.

The Gist: 2021, A look back

The year when we all, public and politicians alike, seemed to be trapped in a loop, repeating and rehashing the same experiences over and over again. This was the Gist.

The Gist: Ireland under Investigation

The European Commission has been asking questions about Ireland blocking Mother and Baby Homes survivors' access to their medical records. A Gist Exclusive.

The Gist: A Round Up

There's a lot happening, so let's try to get to it all in a flash. This is the Gist.

The Gist: Facebook goes Meta

Facebook’s changed its name and wants everyone to look over there at a VR future. But both actions are attempts to escape its past and present. This is the Gist.

The Gist: Political Entropy

Entropy increases and political problems tend to compound. Tired parties can sometimes reach a point where they simply can't do anything new. It's a bad formula in a crisis. This is the Gist.

The Gist: Made of Money

The Budget is coming, 12.5% tax is ending and the opinion poll numbers are thudding. This is the Gist.

The Gist: Hot Stuff

The public has been served old news stories, warmed up in the political microwave, and I give you some spice at the end. This is The Gist.

The Gist: The Roof Over Our Head

The Government tries to restart politics as usual, unveiling its Housing plan. This is the Gist.

The Gist: A Change In The Weather

The Taliban returned to Kabul and the state of the Climate discourse belatedly begins to heat up. This is the Gist.

The Gist: Fifty 1 Hour Party People

There was turbulence over the appointment of Katherine Zappone to a UN job. But it was the story of a hotel reception for 50 people including the FG leader which blew the house down. This is the Gist.

The Gist: Grabbing a Quick Byte / The Once and Future PDs

The sun shone as the government struggled to meet their promise to let customers go indoors for dinner and a drink. And we look at Dessie O'Malley's underconsidered legacy. This is the Gist.