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by Michael Smith Angela Kerins was born in Waterford and grew up between Cashel and her mother’s hometown of Tramore Co. Waterford. Educated at the Presentation convent in Cashel, she was trained as a nurse and midwife in England in which role she worked in the UK, the middle East, the USA and Ireland.. She […]

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For once, a broadsheet is talking about Village’s initiative to prosecute possible offences arising from the planning and payments tribunals and banking collapses. To be specific, it’s the Sunday Times, and we welcome their interest. The next step, when we have our press conference, will be to get some accurate coverage. This morning I wrote […]

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Why do billionaires tend to be visionless climate-denying misanthropists? Village Oct/Nov 2013 – 11 Oct As evil plutocrat villains go, Australia’s Gina Reinhart is straight from central casting, writes John Gibbons. The daughter of a mining tycoon, she is now regarded as the world’s wealthiest woman, with an estimated worth of around $20 billion. […]

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Public sector not reforming or cutting – as taxes rise Health service inflation second highest in EU ‘spending on health has shrunk by just 128 million euro over the last two years’. ‘Between December 2005 and mid-2012, cumulative Irish consumer price inflation (CPI) was 9.5%. Health CPI was 21.4%’ With an early […]

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Article on Louth Planning: Mark Dearey was not a member of Louth County Council in 2007 and so did not vote, indeed could not have voted, for the Carnbeg material contravention mentioned in our News section article which focused on payments made to appellants who withdrew their appeals from An Bord Pleanála, “Nearly […]

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