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Milkbattle
Ending quotas will make big articulate dairy farmers rich but damage rural life and the environment. By Oliver O’Connor
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No kidding
Bad planning forces children indoors. By George Monbiot
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‘Islamist’ violence
Driven like much colonisers’ violence by culture and religion. By Frank Armstrong and Michael Smith
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Unthinking self-apologists
The media module of the Banking Inquiry highlighted the media’s bias and
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Fidelma Healy-Memes
An essay in what not to do as a Senator or newspaper. By Gerard Cunningham
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Shamefacebook
Companies like Facebook will do anything for our data. By Jonny Baxter
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So-so MoJo on the go-go
RTé’s recent conference suggests smartphone-based ‘mobile journalism’ is being hyped. By Gerard Cunningham
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Her-nalism
Where they appear in the media women are often adornments, scripted, or presented as carer or victim. By Lorraine Courtney
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Julien Mercille
Interviewed by Gerard Cunningham
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Doctors rob York Street
Council tenants were done out of greenery and sports facilities by the Royal College of Surgeons. By Mannix Flynn
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Fuel poverty is two-pronged
Low incomes and poor energy efficiency. By Brendan Hennessy
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The UN mandates that businesses that promote anti-social agendas should lose the business of government agencies that promote the common good. By Shane Darcy
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Sinn Féin v Fine Gael
The second post-crisis election in 2016 can be expected to crystallise the shape of politics for a generation. By Eoin O’Malley
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Begrudgers, move along
We have a new Oireachtas human-rights sub-committee
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Sisyphus and Achilles.
By Constantin Gurdgiev. Ever since October 2009 when the Greek Government finally faced up to bond-market pressures and admitted that its predecessor has falsified the national accounts, the euro area has been unable to shake off a sovereign-debt crisis. When the dust finally settled on revisions, the Greek debt-to-GDP ratio shot up from 98 percent […]
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Did Phil Hogan save your life?
Why the environment should be protected in the Constitution
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SINÉAD PENTONY
Tackling sexism
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1% not 5% growth in 2014
GNP (and GDP) growth figures need to be reduced to allow for vulture property funds and contract pricing; and to reflect the weird lack of growth on the streets