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A stupid, mean cut
Paying people with disabilities to fund their own transport choices was good value and dignified
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At home and abroad, Ireland is mediocre on equality and useless on poverty
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Success depends on strategy
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We’ve become used to the idea that a society
based on loans is normal and sustainable -
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The old Irish Times website was much better than the new one
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We’re still watching it, but everything else has
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Commercial radio is bland; community radio can be incendiary
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It covered political patronage, the radical left, industrial disputes, housing
campaigns, company closures and sprawling, corruptible Dublin -
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Beirut bides
Seven years after the last Israeli invasion, Lebanon’s still violent existence is, as always, fragile
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At all costs, the media avoid the issues
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INM titles still account for over 40% of all national
newspaper sales and just three groups own 23 of our
37 radio stations -
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Pacific gyre
Revolting plastic ocean morass covers an area twice the size of the USA
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The Phoenix – almost serious
The great magazine survivor divides commentators
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Nineteen thirteen and the Dublin Lockout quickly evoke the names of James
Larkin and William Martin Murphy. With a bit of probing James Connolly
will be identified. However, the names of women involved in the Dublin
Lockout are now being popularly recognised too. Does the Dublin Lockout
hold a legacy for the women’s movement and equality for women, asks Niall
Crowley, commissioning editor of this Lockout insert -
The new Human Rights and Equality Commission is underfunded,
underpowered and inadequately independent -
Pat Kenny’s ‘Prime Time’ item on Travellers was controversialist, leading, partial,
negative and offensive, and could be perceived to have racist undertones -
Investigative journalism in the North is ill-served on-air and in print
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Broad inequality in Ireland is static and around the
EU average -
Six-point plan, co-ordinated activism and now a mortgage strike