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Crooked harp
Elaine Byrne takes the historical perspective on political corruption in Ireland
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Tax wealth
Campaigners should unite to demand fairness in the tax system
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Europe is in no mood to indulge further Irish flouting of environmental directives on agriculture, fisheries, SEA, greenhouse gases, animal waste and water quality
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Killing the way of life
National Traveller strategies are quietly binned as local authorities force private-rented accommodation on them
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The complex gender economy
Basically, tax, labour-market and benefit changes that hit low-income groups damage women hardest
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Coming Out
Enda Kenny should follow Éamon Gilmore and come out for marriage equality
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Sincerity please, Minister Shatter
The government’s commitment to the merged Equality and Rights Body will be clear even before it starts work
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Icreland – the fundamental difference
34 — village July – August 2012Icreland – the fundamental differenceIreland’s controlled and framed Constitutional Convention shows that democracy here is still a joke
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Just fix it
Remove corruption and developer-centredness from planning and local government
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Why no prosecutions?
Some unethical behaviour is not criminal; and some prosecuting authorities are slow or inert. So bankers and the villains of our tribunals are not getting
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Call for Coombe inquiry
Husband’s forty-year quest for truth about wife’s death following anaesthetic
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Corruption Sleaze
Corruption Sleaze
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In thebath Seán Quinn
In the bath Seán Quinn
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Zoning change destroys new town plan
Planning decisions in east Meath could occupy a team of investigators for several months
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Euro deala mere re-band
It failed to write down Ireland’s key private-debt overhang and so pawns our future to duopoly banks
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Claiming Our Future has set an agenda at its recent Croke Park meetingÄ
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The Rise of Sinn Féin
Pragmatic Martin McGuinness seemed open to meeting royalty as long as twenty years ago
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Flowering feminism
Up and down since 1922, Feminism in 2012 Ireland is becoming robust again
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Aboration’s of a Human Right
Gerald O’Carroll replies to Niall Behan’s piece on abortion in Ireland in the May issue of Village