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Climate watch
The temperature rises. By Michael Smith
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Transatlantic trade whatsit
Obscure treaty threatens a global ban on left-wing politics. By George Monbiot
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Mann enough
His ‘hockey stick graph’ became the defining symbol of man-made climate change – and made him a special target of the fossil-fuel lobby. John Gibbons interviews Michael Mann
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Trump Dunes
The bombastic billionaire and his wad arrive in vulnerable Doonbeg. By Éibhir Mulqueen
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Lenten silence
Nature sings morality
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Healthy food dressed in virgin white
Sugar-free, wheat-free and dairy-free eating. Review by Frank Armstrong
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Our communities go under the hamme
JobPath, local and community development and Local Employment Services go out to tender, but workers are fighting back. By David Connolly
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Devaluingdegrees
The Technological Universities Bill is motivated by the pursuit, by our excellent Institutes of Technology, of spiffier names. By Peter MacMenamin
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Happinessential
How might public policy reflect the claims of all social sciences to ‘Truth About How Things Work’. Sadhbh O’Neill replies to the debate between Constantin Gurdgiev and Michael Smith (Village Feb-March)
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Content and focus on the Garda
History, and the current lack of official, political and journalistic incisiveness, suggest reform of the Garda will remain elusive. By Frank Connolly
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Sinn Féin will do quite well, but none of it will matter – much. By Eoin O’Malley
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One in three
A third of women in the EU have experienced physical or sexual violence at the hands of a man since they were 15. By Rachel Mullen
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STILL, Waters after the deluge
Biased media, including some cowardly Irish Times journalists, sought to avail of a baseless charge of homophobia to bury me, wilfully ignoring the fact that RTÉ could have settled the matter at an early stage with an apology and no damages. By John Waters
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People with disabilities have rights that should be enshrined in law and practice
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The economics of Culture
Cultural attitudes, including aesthetics, can be modelled and understood through economics
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Irish investment lowest in EU
At 10.7 per cent versus an EU average of 17.9% it’s dragging down medium-term economic growth
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Sinn Féin is benefitting from the suspension of disbelief
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Champions needed
Strong, principled women like Christine Buckley are essential for cultural change
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Hypocrisy about whistleblowing
Official Ireland is indifferent. This time about Donegal