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Shark Bates
Reflections on life as an agent on the border in the 1990s
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The importance of rigour
Most conspiracy theorists obsess about false conspiracies, but ignore the real ones
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Less would be more for Coolmore
Acquisitive billionaire John Magnier is determined to demolish attractive historic farm buildings — for no reason. By Dean Buckley. Some 70 people gathered outside Parkville farm on the edge of Clonmel last Thursday to protest against what one sign described as a “billionaire land grab” by horseracing magnate John Magnier. Magnier bought the 64-acre farm […]
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Systematic bullying at Ireland’s highest security prison, Portlaoise, ignored by prison officers’ union
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MI6’s Greatest Hit
The British Secret Service’s manipulation of the Arms Crisis
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Trifol and Error
Exposing the flaws in Ireland’s new ‘Sustainable’ Fuel
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CLM’s landmark human rights challenge to inadequate Government action on climate change is proceeding at the High Court
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NonPerFormance
Ireland’s revised National Planning Framework lacks the teeth to curtail unsustainable, sprawl-driven, car-dependent development and fails adequately to consider climate consequences
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Those behind the provocative Burntollet civil rights march of 1969 have miswritten the history of IRA violence
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A reply to Paul Hyde’s piece in the July Village magazine
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The best lack all awareness of what implementing a climate agenda requires, especially justiciability for annual climate targets
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Derivative cross-border buddy-cop algorithmic stereotype needs rewrite
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Obituary for ‘Obituary’
Economics of freelance journalism risk a blow to our democracy
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Kevin Kiely reviews ‘Let the Wind Speak: Mary de Rachewiltz and Ezra Pound’ by Carol Loeb Shloss
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An Irishman at 75
Phil Lynott is the emblem of the rise of Irish rock
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Israel derailed
After initial good intentions Israel has long been an apartheid state
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NEUU lens
Paul Dillon reviews politicising commodification. European Governance and Labour Politics from the Financial Crisis to the Covid Emergency.
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150,000 people have died; 10m have fled their homes and famine could kill 2.5m by next year
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Real-estate billionaire and reality-show host. President USA, 2017-2021; voted out 2021 though does not accept that; candidate again in November.
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Conor Lenihan interviewed Minister for Finance, Jack Chambers on the eve of his first budget Jack Chambers assails Sinn Féin policies that would turn Irish economic success “to dust” and says Trump policies are a “present risk” to Irish growth; Conor Lenihan sees Chambers as heir apparent to Micheál Martin and says few in Fianna […]
