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Gave out ennoblements and then got some himself
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Gave out ennoblements and then got some himself
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A student in Moscow reveals untold attitudes to the special military operation among Russians
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When Russian troops entered Ukraine in 2014, all of Russia’s governors and high-ranking officials were sent a copy of Ilyin’s ‘Our Tasks’
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Ukraine is the victim of savage aggression; but so are many other countries from Iraq to Palestine to Yemen, though the truth is suppressed because the aggressor is not Russia but the US or its patsies
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Paul Hyde is in very hot water for arrogant flouting of the law in his role of Deputy Chairman of An Bord Pleanála (ABP)
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The rural dwellers association took a pre-scientific view on planning, especially one-off housing, was xenophobic and now is exposed for dubious nominations to An Bord Pleanála
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It comes not just from the Kremlin but is almost universal
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“Someday, perhaps not long from now, the inhabitants of a hotter, more dangerous and biologically diminished planet than the one on which I lived may wonder what you and I were thinking, or whether we thought at all”
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Apocalyptic 1970s movies coming true, mostly
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Planning is improving but not fast enough and rural development patterns in the County are unsustainable
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‘Finnegans Wake’, Joyce’s greatest work, ranks him among the rare artists who actually achieved the spiritual condition they sought
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The role of girls, responsibility and love in the tactless Rooney canon
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Broadsheet.ie and its talented editor never changed though the world got woker
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Reviewed by Róisín O’Shea: short, badly written, badly animated with undeveloped characters – except for one episode, a mysterious exception
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But don’t make our mistake of analysing it
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The scale of our homelessness problem makes it difficult to argue we are a Republic
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They’re both twentieth-century not ancient, and both offer a barren and self-referential cognitive framework that only succeed in disingenuously establishing unnecessary problem fields
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Faced with a planetary nightmare, young campaigners should focus more on efficacy, less on having a grand day out with banners