The Inkslingers are a brilliant group, as I have said before. The Irish Writers Union are also very supportive and put my work in their newsletter when they publish. We are currently looking forward to the publication of the Anthology 2025 from the Inkslingers which reveals more hilarity about the plant pots and the route to Strasbourg. We include a photo of the anaerobic digester we tried to build, full of cow manure, and other nice things for the garden. We already published a podcast about horse poo, but it only goes to show what a load of excrement this case is. My friends wonder how I can put up with it. I say I am very interested in the level of corruption and, on the other hand, like a good laugh, like most people. The absurdity of it all is actually very comical. I wish I had a picture of "his" face when we realised that the plant pots were not cemented down after all.

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We start to consult on the proposed play with Raymond Byrne and others. The Ultimate Farce is set in Northern Ireland, with frequent forays to the Republic of Ireland to gain some sanity.

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The saga of corruption in Northern Ireland continues and spreads to Scotland where this journalist now resides. The depth of the corruption is further found in the Lisburn Courthouse where documents are signed by chief clerks and never see a judge.

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