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  • Soldiers, statute and the State: Ireland’s aid to the civil power

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    Nailing Harry Breen

    by admin 22 April, 2017 0 Comments

    RUC Chief Superintendent whose death was Smithwick Tribunal’s focus, was not as innocent as the tribunal extraordinarily contrived to believe

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    Noonan, on and on

    by admin 22 April, 2017 0 Comments

    As NAMA battles to defend the prices it obtained in property sales generally, the Department of the Taoiseach will convene a Commission of Investigation into Project Eagle

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    Good man, Pat the Cope

    by admin 22 April, 2017 0 Comments

    Donegal development permitted after political lobbying

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    Wicklower still

    by admin 22 April, 2017 0 Comments

    Phil Hogan promised to spend €50m to avoid corruption embarrassment to Wicklow County Council

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    News Miscellany

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    Wicklower still

    by Frank Connolly 11 April, 2017 0 Comments

    The former Minister for the Environment, Phil Hogan, made a promise he did not and could not deliver to spend €50m of public money on the remediation of an illegal waste dump. This was in order to avoid the emergence of damaging evidence in the High Court about the role of Wicklow County Council (WCC) […]

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    Editorial – Evidence and Vision, then Policy

    by Village 7 April, 2017 0 Comments

    Simon Coveney’s avoidance of the facts on housing completions is a metaphor for our governance

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