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Together in diversity
Transfer of patronage for primary schools is slow, but recognises wide-ranging religious denominations
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Letters to the editor
Over the next nine months Village might usefully focus on the real possibilities for a reformed local government system and a progres-sive majority on our Councils across our country
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The Central Bank is one of the most bullish forces for austerity in this society
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The erudite, scrupulous, good-natured and occasionally humorous Nama-scrutinising blog disappeared before its anonymous author could be traced, or tire – Kyran Fitzgerald
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Austerity abú
The need for austerity
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Climate change: Chomsky champs
New media help deniers, Republicans, jaded Democrats, the apathetic and Ireland’s do-nothing coalition
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Only 13.8% of our TDs are women but they must comprise at least
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Gay rights yes; marriage rights no
State-sanctioned Marriage is a conservative, iniquitous institution – for anyone
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Cuba prevails
Interesting, reforming politics combine with great natural beauty and heritage and a radiant, exuberant people
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Inertia and intrigue in Italy
While property tax distracts from tackling unemployment the slug Berlusconi ruminates on an apotheosis, or a jail sentence
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Organic Greenwash
Pesticides from salmon farms are extremely ecotoxic to crustaceans, fish and humans
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If we’re serious about planning we need a judge assessing all plans at the point of creation for compliance with superior plans
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Get rid of Coillte
The State forestry company’s continuing ownership of 7% of Ireland serves socialism better than the environment
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Neoliberal dogma forbids avoiding the 4, 5 or 6 degrees of global warming that the World Bank, PWC etc predict
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Authenticity penetrates the clichés
King of the Travellers is not a Ken Loach piece. The mad bad crazed Traveller man is at the heart of the film
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Monty Python in 1980s Ireland
How church and state kept the Life of Brian from a god-fearing society
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35THe crisis in Ireland is just the latest, though the worst, of a series of boom and bust cycles since independence that have marked the history of the frst Irish republic, such as it is. The crisis is an outcome of global neoliberalism, but also of the dysfunctional nature of our jaded political system. economic […]
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