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GUBU in 2015: phonetapping.
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By Gerard Cunningham. Late last year, the Irish Times reported exclusively on secret courts set up by justice minister Frances Fitzgerald to regulate requests for Irish data from the UK’s GCHQ. The courts were set up after files released by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden revealed that GCHQ was illegally tapping data on the internet pipes […]

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Uninteresting Usury.
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By Peter Emerson. If you buy a house, you’ll have to maintain it. Any car will have to be insured. Jewellery is best kept in a safe deposit. Works of art also need to be protected. In other words, being rich can be costly… unless, that is, your wealth is in cash. For if you […]

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Refreshing damaging public-sector reform, with renewal. By Rachel Mullen

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Fuel poverty is two-pronged
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Low incomes and poor energy efficiency. By Brendan Hennessy

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Doctors rob York Street
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Council tenants were done out of greenery and sports facilities by the Royal College of Surgeons. By Mannix Flynn

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The UN mandates that businesses that promote anti-social agendas should lose the business of government agencies that promote the common good. By Shane Darcy

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Sinn Féin v Fine Gael
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The second post-crisis election in 2016 can be expected to crystallise the shape of politics for a generation. By Eoin O’Malley
