Arthur Pinajian: number 7 after Da Vinci
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Arthur Pinajian: number 7 after Da Vinci
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Biased. Michael Smith reviews Claire Byrne Live: The Rise of Sinn Féin (14 February, RTÉ 1)
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Whistleblowers save us from ourselves; their bullies driven by primeval instincts for survival
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If you don’t plan to optimise the social, environmental and economic effects of your policies, quality of life suffers and everyone pays
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• An Bord Pleanála’s manifest ethical weakness in perspective • The planning appeals board, An Bord Pleanála, has been brought into disrepute by its deputy chairperson’s property deals, by his criminal failed declarations of property interests and mishandled conflicts of interests, and by his receiverships. He must go. System of Planning Appeals […]
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The young man with the enormous brain who had come racing in to rescue us from the Banks, the IMF and Fianna Fáil had decided that the only way you solve the problem of Fianna Fáil was by joining it
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Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael deny any historical analogy between their own party histories and the process which Sinn Féin/IRA are currently going through to make the transition from political violence to fully peaceful democracy; and Sinn Féin confuses the inspiration nationalists have drawn on from preceding generations of revolutionaries with institutional continuity
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In his ril summing up, Lord Jusice Gibson conroversilly sed h he officers were “wholly blmeless” nd celebred h Tomn, Burns nd McKerr hd been brough o he “finl cour of jusice”
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By Eddie Hobbs What is Putin’s big Disruption Strategy? To find out I’ve been engaging with geopolitical experts. I don’t dwell here upon the effectiveness of the mounting responses to Putin’s aggression. He faces a coalition of overlapping opponents: the EU, UK, NATO, USA – many countries and multinational corporations. The military strategy of […]
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Taff’s secretive Military Medal was for nefarious murders in Northern Ireland
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Lawbreaking, some misconceptions and the fundamentals of the original Garda complaint
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A company noorious in he UK nd US for obsrucing hose seeking benefis is bidding for Socil Welfre conrcs in Irelnd
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After SIPO decided he’d breached the Ethics Acts Wexford County Council CEO Tom Enright and Councillors who ovated him breached Ethics Acts again by disrespecting the decision, and in Enright’s case by denying findings of bad faith and of impropriety of content not just tone against him
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How Bank of Ireland opened the gateway to private equity and morphed Ireland into a fertile habitat for cuckoos and vultures
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Garda investigation of Leo Varadkar
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Rory O’Sullivan watched Bridgerton Season 2 yet wonders why anyone would bother. A period-piece represents the past and by representing dominates it. In general, the past survives only mythologically, as a collection of loose figures and attitudes in the present. In a period-piece, the prevailing attitude imbues these figures with itself and alters the past […]