In other news, Lorna Siggins wrote in the Sindo about an ongoing difference of opinion on a proposed fatigue risk management system (FRMS) at the Coastguard search and rescue service, involving Fórsa technical crew, IALPA pilot members and CHC.
In a return to form, the Sindo has dusted off some of its old adjectives to talk about this. This week they got Eoin O'Malley to write: Let’s not waste €14bn Apple windfall on the bloated public sector. Well, let's maybe agree to avoid commissioning any new bike sheds for a bit. Looks like we're in for many months of opinion on the Apple money. Buckle up.
I spent a hearty chunk of yesterday afternoon watching both episodes of Alex Gibney's new documentary about Sopranos creator David Chase. If you're a fan of the programme it makes for essential viewing.